Our approach and services:
Advisory on corporate strategy and public policy:
We help organizations make informed decisions about their long-term goals, market positioning, and relationship with government and society.
We help companies define how to grow, compete, and remain sustainable. Our advisors analyze internal capabilities and external factors such as competition, industry trends, and technology to guide decisions on:
Business growth and diversification
Market entry or expansion
Mergers and acquisitions
Organizational restructuring
Innovation and digital transformation
Essentially, it’s about shaping the company’s direction for success in a competitive environment.
Help how businesses and institutions navigate government policies, regulations, and social expectations.
We analyze upcoming laws or regulations that could affect the organization
We advise on compliance and risk management
We help companies or NGOs engage with policymakers and stakeholders
We design strategies for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability
We assess how public policy trends—like climate change or labor laws—impact operations
Our integrated approach of corporate strategy and public policy advisory helps organizations operate strategically within both market and regulatory contexts. For instance, an energy company may seek advice on investing in renewables while ensuring alignment with European Union climate policies.
In short, our advisory helps leaders make smart, ethical, and forward-looking decisions that balance business performance with societal impact.
Research and Analytics on trade and commerce
We do systematic study and data-driven analysis of how goods, services, and capital move within and across markets — both domestically and internationally. Our study helps governments, businesses, and organizations understand economic trends, market behavior, and policy impacts to make better strategic and operational decisions.
Qualitative and quantitative investigation of economic and commercial activities.
Market research: Studying demand, supply, consumer behavior, and pricing in local and global markets.
Trade policy analysis: Assessing how tariffs, trade agreements, or sanctions influence exports and imports.
Sectoral studies: Examining specific industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, or digital trade.
Competitiveness and investment climate assessments: Understanding how countries or regions attract business and investment.
Economic forecasting: Predicting how global economic conditions or geopolitical shifts will affect trade flows.
We use reports, policy papers, and case studies to provide insights for governments, corporations, and international organizations.
Analytics on Trade and Commerce
Data-driven techniques — using statistical tools, econometrics, and big data to generate actionable insights.
Trade data analysis: Measuring imports, exports, trade balances, and patterns using databases such as Eurostat or more.
Predictive modeling: Forecasting future trade trends or identifying emerging markets.
Impact assessment: Evaluating how trade policies or economic shocks (like Brexit or COVID-19) affect sectors or countries.
Performance metrics: Tracking competitiveness, productivity, and supply chain efficiency.
Our analytics use AI, machine learning, and visualization tools to interpret large datasets and uncover trends invisible to traditional research methods.
Research and analytics in trade and commerce help:
Businesses identify export opportunities and manage risks.
Governments design better trade policies and negotiate agreements.
International organizations monitor economic development and ensure fair trade practices.
In short, our research provides the context and understanding, while our analytics provides the evidence and precision — together forming a powerful base for decisions in the global economy.
Market entry and access
Technology - AI powered insights combined with our expertise
Investment Risk Assessment and Data - advising on geopolitical trends impacting investments in South Asia - Geopolitical risk