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Strategic advantage in a volatile world

How we help
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Helping organisations navigate uncertainty and shape outcomes

Economist Enterprise is the arm of The Economist Group that supports organisations in navigating volatility and making better decisions. Grounded in independent analysis and trusted data, it translates macroeconomic and geopolitical forces into decision-ready intelligence, credible engagement and informed dialogue on the global stage.

What we deliver

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EIU

Forward-looking economic, geopolitical and risk analysis to inform strategic planning and investment decisions.

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Corporate Network

Exclusive in-market access to curated regional intelligence and peer perspectives.

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Insights

Independent thought leadership, grounded in rigorous research and expert analysis.

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Media Solutions

Trusted platforms that connect organisations with The Economist’s influential global audience.

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Events

Informed debate and shared insights from experts and decision-makers on critical issues.

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The Economist Pro

Corporate access to The Economist’s journalism to help your organisation anticipate what's coming next and support sharper decision-making.

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From analysis to outcomes

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Clarity

Economic, geopolitical and technological shifts are accelerating, creating ever more noise and volatility. The risk is losing strategic focus. Economist Enterprise helps you identify what really matters, enabling you to act with clarity and confidence.

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Credibility

Strong analysis does not guarantee influence. In contested debates, independent research and credible platforms are essential to shape policy, stakeholder opinion and market perception. Economist Enterprise builds credibility through proprietary thought leadership grounded in rigorous investigation.

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Visibility

Research, media solutions and events are often arranged separately. This fragmentation weakens coherence, limits reach and slows execution. Economist Enterprise integrates analysis, engagement and audience access to help you achieve measurable outcomes at pace and scale.

Leadership initiative

The Future of Trade

The Future of Trade is a multi-year initiative focused on how global trade is changing in an age of fragmentation, fast-moving technology and geopolitical strain. Launched alongside the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this year, it brings together business leaders, policymakers and economists to explore how geopolitical rivalries, trade policies and economic fragmentation are reshaping global commerce and investment. With UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) as its knowledge partner, The Future of Trade will produce rigorous research, host senior forums and offer evidence-based analysis. Its aim is to help build a trading system that is more resilient, more inclusive and better able to last

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