CEOs build resilience amid challenges


CHIEF executives across the globe have a cautiously optimistic view of their company’s performance as they see inflation and economic uncertainties as the biggest risks, while digital and technology are opportunities.

Seventy-five per cent of those surveyed think macro uncertainty is a key challenge, but Asian leaders are more confident than the rest of the world. About half of the respondents are expecting additional global shocks in 2023

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