Insurance broker Aon says the political-risk-exposure rating in its 2013 Aon Political Risk Map has improved for 13 countries over the past year, a notable upgrade over last year's report, when only two nations had been upgraded. The number of nations that saw rating downgrades also dropped from 21 in 2012 to 12 this year.
The map measures political risk, political violence and terrorism in 163 countries and territories to help companies assess their risk levels for exchange transfer, legal and regulatory risk, political interference, political violence, sovereign non-payment and supply chain disruption. New for this year, the map measurers banking sector vulnerability, risk to fiscal stimulus and risk of doing business.
The following pages highlight the highs and lows of Aon's ratings and trends.
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