Risk intelligence
Institutional, geopolitical, regulatory, payment, logistics and stakeholder exposure.
About Luvian Global
Independent judgment. Regional depth. Commercial relevance.
We translate political economy, regulation and sector change into decisions that companies, investors and institutions can execute across the European Union, non-EU Europe, MENA and the Caucasus.
Founder & Managing Director
Dr Fatin Reşat Durukan
Political economy · industrial transition · cross-border business development
Dr Durukan holds a PhD in Political Science from Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas, defended on 13 May 2026. Before founding Luvian Global, he worked with the OECD Environment Directorate and the TÜSİAD EU & BusinessEurope representation in Brussels.
His work connects investment governance, industrial transition, geopolitical and regulatory risk, and commercial strategy. As a Research Fellow at the Carboun Institute, he contributes to decarbonisation pathways and industrial-policy work across the MENA region.
Former OECD policy analystFormer TÜSİAD BrusselsCarboun InstituteEnglish · French · Turkish
PhDPolitical Science · Paris Panthéon-Assas
OECDEnvironment, investment and MENA policy
BrusselsEU–Türkiye business and market access
Active marketsEU, non-EU Europe, MENA and the Caucasus
Our point of view
Signals become useful only when translated into a next move.
Luvian Global combines source-led research, comparable data and senior analyst judgment. We frame every mandate around a concrete decision: which market to prioritise, how to structure an entry, whom to engage, what could block execution and what evidence is still missing.
Our hybrid model avoids both false precision and generic narrative. Quantitative indicators reveal patterns; sector knowledge and stakeholder context turn those patterns into action.
Focus
Where policy, markets and execution meet.
Sector strategy
Steel and iron, cement, agriculture, defence and security, energy and infrastructure.
Business development
Market prioritisation, buyer and partner mapping, route-to-market and business diplomacy.
How we work
Three principles guide every mandate.
Independent judgmentTransparent sources, explicit assumptions and no manufactured certainty.
Regional contextSignals interpreted through institutions, sector economics and stakeholder realities.
Decision usefulnessFindings translated into priorities, scenarios, mitigations and next actions.