COUNTRY RISK ANALYSIS The concept evolved in 1960s and 1970s in response to the banking sector's efforts to define and measure its loss exposure in cross-border.

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COUNTRY RISK ANALYSIS The concept evolved in 1960s and 1970s in response to the banking sector's efforts to define and measure its loss exposure in cross-border lending. Country specific risk refers to the volatility of returns on international business transactions considering several facts associated with a particular country.

what kind of investment Loans Trade direct investment bonds shares whatever.

DIRECT INVESTMENT if a company looks for a place to install its new industrial plant, besides a normal business plan the analysis must contain… legal environment as national regulations about profit transfers, special reduced tax for foreign investments and minimum term of them, political forces and its viewpoints about international capital, exchange rate regime, other macroeconomic aspects and so on.

FINANCIAL INVESTMENT financial equilibrium of the country, specially in the short run, like its cash flow in terms of current account balance and reserves, besides the exchange rate and the perspectives of changes on the legal environment as well.

TRADE less risky sort of investments

CONTENTS OF ANALYSIS COUNTRY HISTORY: some chronological highlights over the main historical data could provide a good comprehension about key factors which draw the profile and behavior of the society, the private sector, the government, the legal environment, the economical, political and diplomatically relationships to neighbor nations and the world as a whole.

COUNTRY RISK AS A CORPORATE RISK Country risk studies are analogous to business risk analysis in the sense of both are related to the future capacity of enhancing wealth from the available resources, in terms of capital, technology, natural resources and labor forces.

Factors: DEPENDECY LEVEL study about a country it is necessary to identify the environment where it has been working. how the country is positioned in the world in terms of its wide relationships, economic block in which it belongs to. importance of international trade for the nation's figures and so on.

It is sure that financial dependency to meet the needs of a country also is a strong and permanent concern for the analyst. In this case, the volume and maturity of debts (internal and external) and, the available sources of financing also help to measure the freedom grades of the country.

The conclusions about the approach upon the DEPENDENCY LEVEL and the LEVEL OF CONCENTRATION IN PRODUCING AND TRADING GOODS AND SERVICES are key factors to understand the economy's trend and will draw the restriction frontiers of the Nation. In other words, those conclusions will compose the chart of the nation's STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES.

EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT what is taking place around the world (the economic trends, the behavior of financial markets (flows and rates), the forecasts for conflicts among nations, the improvement of the economic blocks, the level of openness of the world economy, financial crisis and international liquidity is a framework over which the analysis is supposed to have a start.

RATIOS FOR ECONOMIC RISK EVALUATION GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) GDP GROWTH RATE PER CAPITA GINI INDEX- income distribution among different groups in the society. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE INTERNAL SAVINGS INVESTMENT

FISCAL POLICY MONETARY POLICY

EXTERNAL SIDE GROWTH RATE OF EXPORTS: VARIANCE OF EXPORTS: GROWTH RATE OF IMPORTS: EXPORT/IMPORT: CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE INTERNATIONAL RESERVES: EXTERNAL DEBT: CAPITAL INFLOWS EXCHANGE CURRENCY RATE: