Businesses eyeing U.S. expansion must be vigilant about future policy

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Companies must consider how a variety of future scenarios may impact their ability to do business in any part of the world. Our new report explores three future scenarios for the U.S. market – Protectionism, Atlanticism and Internationalism - each driven by a number of economic and geopolitical factors. In this video, Zurich's North America CFO, Dalynn Hoch, presents some of the report's key findings.