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2026 is not a \u201cback to normal\u201d year. It\u2019s a rebuild-the-operating-system<\/strong> year.<\/p>\n

The world is moving into cascading risk<\/strong> as the default condition: climate volatility, macro-financial shocks, cyber\/outage cascades, critical infrastructure fragility, geopolitical fragmentation, and exponential technologies that amplify both productivity and failure. These risks don\u2019t arrive one at a time. They compound<\/strong>, travel across borders and supply chains, and escalate faster than traditional institutions can coordinate.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s missing is not another report.
What\u2019s missing is a decision-ready governance layer<\/strong> that leaders can trust under scrutiny\u2014where national priorities, enterprise resilience, capital formation, and public legitimacy can align without capture.<\/p>\n

The Global Risks Forum (GRF)<\/strong> is being established to meet this need.<\/p>\n

GRF is a new multilateral, non-executive institution<\/strong> anchored across the United States, Switzerland, Canada, the UAE, and Singapore<\/strong>\u2014built to convene trusted leaders from public authorities, regulators, finance, critical infrastructure, science, and civil society<\/strong> to modernize how the world governs systemic risk.<\/p>\n

GRF is designed as a permanent platform<\/strong> that enables leaders to go beyond traditional conventions through a new model:<\/p>\n