Political Risk

Component of Cross-Border Effects Analysis. Political Risk considers the probability a government will intervene to the detriment of the corporation by way of regulation, punitive tax policies, restriction on cash policies, expropriation of assets, etc. Many use the Sovereign Debt Credit Rating as a proxy for political risk.

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