Global exposure

Global exposure refers to the extent to which a company or investment is affected by international markets and economies. It indicates how much of its operations, revenues, or assets are linked to or impacted by global factors beyond its home country. For example, a business that heavily relies on foreign buyers or suppliers has high global exposure. This can create opportunities for growth but also introduces risks from currency fluctuations, political changes, or economic instability in different regions. Managing global exposure helps organizations balance potential benefits with potential vulnerabilities in a connected world.