From Washington's policy architecture to Brazil's sovereign volatility and Mexico's nearshoring transformation — our Americas practice covers the full spectrum of hemispheric risk.
The Americas are experiencing simultaneous political realignment, nearshoring-driven economic restructuring, energy transition pressure, and the expansion of Chinese and Russian influence across Latin America. Our Americas practice monitors all vectors.
Policy continuity risk, executive-legislative friction, tech regulation acceleration, and election cycle volatility through 2026.
Nearshoring governance risk, judicial reform implications, cartel influence over economic corridors, energy sector nationalism.
Fiscal governance uncertainty, Amazon policy pressure, China-Brazil alignment dynamics, and agribusiness exposure.
Left-populist policy trajectory, energy sector reform, and regional spillover from Venezuela and Ecuador instability.
Macroeconomic stabilization trajectory, IMF program risk, and Milei reform implementation timeline uncertainty.
US trade relationship friction, energy corridor politics, and First Nations sovereignty dynamics affecting major projects.
Nearshoring risk governance across Mexico and Central America manufacturing corridors
US trade policy evolution and tariff architecture under current administration
Latin American energy nationalism and resource sector sovereign pressure
Chinese infrastructure investment and debt diplomacy expansion across the hemisphere
Electoral cycles and political transition risk across five major economies in 2025
Cyber operations targeting critical infrastructure in the US, Canada, and Brazil