Navigate global uncertainty with confidence
The platform that turns geopolitical events into business-specific risk signals and decision support.
Built for risk and resilience professionals managing international exposure.
Let's discuss how geopolitics impacts you
We're building a new standard for business-focused geopolitical risk management.
And we're keen to partner with organisations ready to leverage the power of technology to face into the new geopolitical landscape.
See how global events could affect your organisation.
Replacing information overload with focused insight
Focusing on plausible outcomes, not just probable ones. Allowing you to build resilience against a range of emerging risks.
Operating as a standalone platform, or linked into your existing risk management systems.
Geopolitical analysis focused on what matters most to your business, not what captures the news cycle.
Designed for clarity, not complexity.
Core Benefits
The world has changed. Getting caught off guard is costly.
You are not short of news.
You are short of clarity on what the news means for your business.
Identify how global events could affect your business before they affect your performance
Geopolitical events can quickly drive supplier delays, cost increases, regulatory issues, market disruption, and much more.
GAIL helps you identify those links early, so your organisation can move from reactive awareness to proactive preparedness.
The GAIL approach:
We view technology as a human capability multiplier.
GAIL uses the power of advanced data capture and AI-enabled analytics to determine the precise implications of geopolitics for your organisation. Built with source transparency, human-in-the-loop verification, and the user at its core.
Geopolitical upheaval is permanent. Businesses that fail to anticipate volatility risk weaker performance, operational disruption, and significant financial cost. Those that do can seize its opportunities.
Annual global economic output losses from geopolitical fragmentation could reach $5.7 trillion.
World Economic Forum
The US–Israeli war with Iran had cost global business at least $25 billion by May 2026.
Reuters
Business losses for companies exiting the Russian market totalled more than $107 billion.
Yale School of Management
Global container freight rates increased by 130% between November 2023 and March 2024.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation & Development
60% of consumers buy, choose, or avoid brands based on politics.
Edelman