Expropriation risk - Country rankings
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Expropriation risk, (1=low, 7=high), 2019:
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Definition: The risk of expropriation encompasses all discriminatory measures taken by a host government which deprive the investor of its investment without any adequate compensation; for the purpose of analysing the expropriation risk, events of embargo, change of (legal) regime and denial of justice are included.
In order to assess the expropriation risk Credendo not only assesses the risk attached to expropriation as such, but also the functioning of legal institutions in the host country and the probability of a negative change in attitude towards foreign investments.
Countries are classified into seven categories: from 1 (low risk) to 7 (high risk).
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In order to assess the expropriation risk Credendo not only assesses the risk attached to expropriation as such, but also the functioning of legal institutions in the host country and the probability of a negative change in attitude towards foreign investments.
Countries are classified into seven categories: from 1 (low risk) to 7 (high risk).
Expropriation risk in Europe Expropriation risk in Asia Expropriation risk in Africa Expropriation risk in North America Expropriation risk in South America Expropriation risk in Australia/Oceania Expropriation risk in the European union Expropriation risk in Sub Sahara Africa Expropriation risk in MENA Expropriation risk in South East Asia Expropriation risk in Latin America