Growth and Adaptability: The Keys to Success in 2026
The 2026 edition highlights a paradox for businesses: despite an uncertain economic climate, real growth opportunities are emerging for those that know how to innovate and adapt quickly.
The C-Level Barometer is a global survey conducted among more than 3,000 executives from organizations in approximately 40 countries, aiming to:
– analyze companies’ growth and performance prospects;
– identify the main external and internal challenges they face;
– understand the priority strategic levers (technology, investments, business models) that leaders consider essential for the future.
The most successful organizations are those that anticipate change: they adopt new technologies, invest in their teams, and reinvent their models to remain competitive. Today, success is no longer limited to a clear strategy: it is the combination of adaptability, speed of execution, and ambition that determines performance in a constantly evolving environment.
To understand all dimensions of the sector and its opportunities, read the full article.
VSEs-SMEs: The investment rebound is confirmed
Despite a complex economic climate, business leaders are regaining their momentum. The new Bpifrance Le Lab / Rexecode barometer reveals an increase in investment intentions and a slight improvement in the cash flow outlook for 2026.
VSEs-SMEs: The investment rebound is confirmed!
The results of the new Bpifrance Le Lab / Rexecode barometer are out. Despite a complex economic context, optimism is returning among business leaders:
- Investment: 45% of VSEs/SMEs plan to invest this year (up 6 points).
- Cash Flow: An improvement in the outlook for the coming months.
- Focus: An insightful assessment of the end of state-guaranteed loans (PGE) and the impact of political uncertainty.
Discover all the analyses and key figures in the full reports.
RISK ANALYSIS AND FORECASTS FOR 160 COUNTRIES AND 13 SECTORS
This guide provides a wealth of information on global economic, political, and sectoral risks for 2026.
It offers a detailed overview of over 160 countries and 13 key sectors, cross-referencing macroeconomic dynamics, financial stability, business climate, and political risks specific to each region. Each analysis provides precise benchmarks and essential data to better understand markets, anticipate developments, and make informed international decisions.
In a context marked by increased geopolitical tensions, moderate global growth, international trade under pressure but resilient, and a rise in corporate insolvencies, having a structured and reliable vision is no longer an asset—it’s a necessity.
This guide gives you the keys to:
• Anticipate risks before they impact your activity
• Identify the most promising markets
• Secure your investments and business relationships
• Arbitrate your decisions with a global and comparative vision
Who is this guide for?
• Business leaders
• Risk managers and international executives of banks, multilateral financial institutions, as well as insurance and reinsurance companies
• Public administration officials
• Specialized consultants and lawyers
• Researchers and academics
An essential decision-making tool for leaders (VSEs, SMEs, startups, and large corporations) to manage your strategy in 2026 with clarity and confidence.
Summary sheet – Adapting Industry to Climate Disruption
The webinar organized by S3PI Artois looks back at the importance of adapting our industries to climate disruption. This summary sheet highlights the key takeaways and recommendations from this exchange.
Climate change is a reality whose impacts are already being felt at the regional level.
To address it, companies are encouraged to:
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Assess their climate vulnerability through tailored diagnostics;
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Integrate the identified risks into their business continuity plans and investment decisions;
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Train and raise awareness among their teams about climate issues;
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Work closely with their insurers and suppliers to anticipate impacts.
Strengthening collective resilience relies on cooperation: sharing feedback, pooling resources, and acting together at the territorial level.
For more information, feel free to contact Harmonie TELLIER.