The Centre for Economic Security

Shaping the levers and tools of a new economic statecraft to compete and win in 21st Century conflict

Our Manifesto

The global economy has become a tool of power.
Trade, finance, technology, and supply chains are increasingly weaponised.

Economic security now defines national security.
Risk no longer sits at borders, it flows through markets, capital, and dependencies.

Decision-makers are flying blind.
Signals are fragmented, politicised, or buried in noise.

CES exists to restore clarity.
We translate complexity into decision-ready insight.

Our work sits at the intersection of power, pressure, and persuasion.

Why CES

  • We are uniquely focused on Economics as a domain of warfare in its own right – we identify threats, provide members with means of managing those threats and define credible economic warfare and security doctrine based on the unique engagement we have across government and security, financial services, businesses and innovation structures.

  • We convene closed door strategic conversations between groups of people who do not usually meet to address and take action to deliver economic security – this includes wargaming, dinners and breakfasts, roundtables and webinars. This makes us the de factoNational Centre for Economic Security.

  • We research, design and implement the financial and institutional architecture to create the preparedness economy –including the SRF, the SRT and research, education and training in economic security

  • We think the unthinkable and have a proven track-record in predicting economic conflict and trade weaponisation – this provides our members and investors with asymmetric insight in advance of actual shifts in public discourse.

Our Focus Areas

Economic Security Intelligence

We identify and interpret systemic economic risks across trade, finance, technology, and supply chains — before they escalate into crises. → Explore our intelligence work

Policy, Power & Influence

We support policymakers and institutions in understanding how economic tools are used to exert power, apply pressure, and shape outcomes.

Global Networks & Dialogue

We convene experts, partners, and decision-makers to share insight, challenge assumptions, and build common understanding across borders.

Our Services

Events

Specialised Information

Education & Training

Specialised Understanding

Research & Analytics

Specialised Threat Solutions

War Gaming

Specialised Scenario Planning

Shaping the levers and tools of a new economic statecraft to compete and win in 21st Century conflict

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The Centre for Economic Security

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Toronto

Kevin Reed

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