Solunion analyzes, in its II Economic Forum, the business adaptation strategies to the current macroeconomic scenario

 

The event, organized by solunion, a credit insurance, surety and commercial risk management services company, is consolidating itself as a key space for dialogue on the factors that redefine the international economic landscape.

 

Jose Ramon Alegre, CEO of Solunion, opened the day by highlighting the company's role as a strategic partner, alluding to its growth trajectory and solidity: "Solunion is a growth story. We were born in 2013 as a joint venture As a result of the merger between MAPFRE and Allianz Trade, we now operate in 16 countries and have tripled our number of clients. Our 2025-2027 strategic plan is more vibrant than ever, supported by pillars such as... technology, The profitability and the consolidation of talentamong others."

 

The Moving Global Chessboard: Macroeconomics and Geopolitics

 

The first panel, with the participation of experts such as Ricardo Gonzalez (MAPFRE Economics), Lluís Dalmau (Allianz Trade) and Rosa Duce (Deutsche Bank), agreed that, despite the volatility of 2025, the macroeconomic forecasts remain in positive groundanticipating a sustained global economic growth thanks to the adaptability of the global economy.

 

The speakers noted that, although the external shocks complicate the short term, structural trends (such as the energy transition and demographic changes) offer long-term trustIn Europe, warnings were issued about the impact of interest rates and the high liquidity of the system that will maintain rates higher than pre-pandemic levels.

 

The findings pointed to resilience and the need for risk protection tools as pillars of competitiveness

 

In the case of SpainA higher-than-expected growth was highlighted, driven by the , the work dynamism and the advance of the service exportsHowever, the divergence between the positive macroeconomic data and the pressure on spending capacity of families due to the rising cost of housing and groceries. Furthermore, green agenda It positioned itself as a clear opportunity for Europe and Latin America.

 

Exporting in a Complex Environment: Flexibility and Protection Tools

 

The debate about "Exporting in a complex environment" It brought together leaders from highly relevant companies such as Robert Leportier (ArcelorMittal), Julian Edwards (Cosentino) and Eva López de Sebastián (Move). These agreed that the flexibility, The geographic diversification and technological innovation are essential keys for competitiveness in the current reorganization of international trade.

 

The importance of operating in strategic markets such as United States, Brazil o India, what are you offering relevant growth opportunities. The European Union It remains one of the most open spaces, with greater legal certainty and better conditions for exports. Companies emphasized their commitment to decarbonization and the energy transition, and warned that the reconfiguration of the supply chains (with China's growing influence in critical sectors) will continue to shape the market.

 

Despite the challenges, the medium-term outlook is favorablewith moderate and stable growth.

 

The closing was carried out by Enrique Cuadra, Country Manager of Solunion Spain, who focused on the need for adaptation e innovation"The reality is that we live in an environment of uncertainty, and everything indicates that this will continue next year. In this context, we have no other option but to adapt: ​​to transform the way we work and make more agile and intelligent decisions. [...] Those who can best read the market will be able to grow, both in Spain and abroad. At Solunion, we want to be close to companies, listen to them, support them, and provide innovative solutions. Because in the face of uncertainty, there is only one way: innovate, make good decision y support the business sector"he concluded.