
1. Country Risk
When investing in emerging markets, it is fundamental best practice to have a broad understanding of macro-level country risk, its key drivers, and the key participants of political decision-making and influence. Emerging Asia can provide all that, and more. We monitor key political, social and macroeconomic risk indicators that are customized by country, and we can quickly put together a briefing on country-level risk and future trends.
2. Sub-State / Other Geographical Risk
For most of Asia's emerging markets, an understanding of country-level risk alone is insufficient. Large countries such as China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, etc., have strong regional characteristics and levels of risk may vary significantly amongst provinces, counties and urban areas. Some areas may provide excellent opportunities for investment and security whereas others are fairly instable or have poor government support. Our clients benefit from the firm's extensive on the ground capabilities, and our ability to provide various sub-national levels of analysis.
3. Industry & Sector Risk
Selected protectionism, state monopolies, and other political interests often lead to wide disparities in risk and opportunity between different industries and sectors within the same country. Emerging Asia can provide advice on those risks for our clients' industries. For investors seeking profitable opportunities, we can also recommend industries and sectors that may provide an acceptable level of risk vs. reward.