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Signal & Range

Geopolitical Risk Advisory

From geopolitical signalsto financial ranges

We score the market on a stated method, trace how it reaches your business, and put a defensible range on what it could cost — while there are still options.

What comes out

  1. Signal
  2. Scenario
  3. Exposure
  4. Range
  5. Decision

Illustrative model — constructed example, not client data

Ranges and probabilities. Not predictions.

What we do

One development. Three markets. Three lines of your P&L.

Geopolitics does not reach a company as a country score. It reaches it down a named channel, into a figure someone already reports on. Tracing that path — and putting a range on it — is the work.

Strait of Hormuz · Transit disrupted — reaches

Rotterdam
Energy and freight cost
Landed cost per unit
São Paulo
Currency and imported inflation
Local pricing power — crosses materiality
Jakarta
Fuel subsidy and household demand
Discretionary volume

One of the three crosses the materiality threshold. Which one is not obvious from a map, a headline or a rating — it is the answer to the question we are hired for.

See this run end to end, and how a market is scored

Illustrative example — constructed to show the method. No magnitude is stated here, and no figure comes from client work.

Built on your numbers

The model is assembled from your metrics, not ours

A general model produces a general answer, and a general answer cannot support a decision. We build on the figures management already reports on.

We start from the lines you already report

Revenue and margin by market, currency mix, licences, contracts, routes, and the cost lines that move when a market does. Nothing produced specially for us.

The model is built in your units

Subscribers, landed cost and churn — or tonnes, days of cover and take-or-pay. A figure nobody has to translate is a figure the room can act on.

We use your vocabulary, not the category's

Your names for your markets, segments and business lines. Renaming a company's own world puts a translation step exactly where the decision is.

Every assumption stays switchable

Turn one off and the interval recomputes in front of you. It is the fastest way for your team to find the assumption they disagree with.

A range in the company's own figures, with its assumptions beside it. That is what a board can approve, challenge or send back.

The handover

It ends as one short document, in your own figures

Everything above exists so that a decision can be taken in a room, on a date, by people who did not read any of it. What crosses the table is brief on purpose, and it is written in the units the business is already managed in.

Read in ten minutes
Long enough to carry an argument, short enough to be read before the meeting rather than after it.
Opens under questioning
Every figure has an assumption behind it and an author beside it. Challenge it and it holds, or it changes.
Ends in a decision
Not a risk rating. A recommended action, the condition under which it changes, and who is watching that condition.
Executive Risk Report

Geopolitical exposure across the priority footprint

Assessment, quantified scenarios and decision options

Prepared for
Executive Committee
Analytical horizon
24 months
Classification
Confidential

The decision document

One position, its range, what would change it and who is watching that condition. Nothing to log into.

Illustrative structure — sample content, not client work.

Who it is for

Built for decisions under uncertainty

Boards & executive teams
Approve the plan with its uncertainty on the table.
Strategy & corporate development
Enter, wait or structure differently — with a range attached.
Treasury & risk
Size hedges and provisions against scenarios, not headlines.
Investors & asset owners
Underwrite exposure to markets the models treat as noise.

The questions we are hired to answer

Should we enter?

Who works with us

Companies like these bring us decisions like these

We do not publish client names, logos or testimonials — and we never will. What we can publish is the shape of the work.

A global audio-streaming platform

Listeners in 180+ markets · Digital media & subscriptions

The question they brought
Which of our expansion markets carry geopolitical risk that actually reaches subscription revenue — and which only look risky?
What they received
An executive risk brief per market, a ranked exposure view across the footprint, and the triggers under which each assessment changes.

A multinational online food-delivery group

Operations across dozens of markets on four continents · Delivery platforms & logistics

The question they brought
Where does geopolitics reach our unit economics — labour regulation, currency stress, conflict-adjacent operations — and what should we do per market: hold, adapt or exit?
What they received
A board-level memo per decision, the quantified scenario set behind it, and a monitoring framework the leadership team still checks against.

Specific references — with names — are available in a direct conversation, with the client's permission.

Position

Not another risk dashboard.

  • Not a news feed

    Being told faster what already happened is not analysis.

  • Not a rating

    A rating closes at the number. Ours opens: a transmission path in front of it, and a range in your own figures at the end.

  • Not a generic model

    The method is the same for everyone. The model is built from your metrics, in your units.

Analysis that can be challenged is analysis that can be used.

Bring us one decision

One market, one scenario, one thing you are weighing. Tell us the figures the business is managed in and we will come back with how we would structure it.

Confidential introductory conversation. NDA available where appropriate.