In the high-stakes game of global trade, the India–EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA), expected to be signed on the 27th of January 2026 during the EU–India Business Summit 2026, is a strategic queen’s move. It links India’s fast-growing economy with the EU’s €22.5 trillion integrated industry— bringing together a landscape of two billion people and around 25% of global GDP.

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Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) has moved far beyond its origins as a balance-sheet extension of traditional venture investing. Today, it sits at the intersection of innovation, growth, and enterprise risk management, one of the most powerful levers corporations can deploy to future-proof their business.

Geopolitical instability, cyber threats, supply chain fragility, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) pressures, regulatory shifts, and rapid technological change are unfolding simultaneously, reshaping industries in real time. In this environment, leaders face a new reality: uncertainty is not an exception, it is the operating context.

Global uncertainty continues to dominate business planning cycles. With shifting tariff landscapes, ongoing trade disruptions, and geopolitical volatility, companies worldwide are asking: Is the global economy moving toward renewed growth or heading for a downturn? Frost & Sullivan’s Growth Webinar, “2026 Global Economic Transformations and Opportunities,” offered an in-depth, data-driven perspective to help business leaders navigate what lies ahead.