Assessment of the political climate in the invested country is usually conducted with the grand tour approach, old hands approach or a Delphi technique. However, the political risk to the investing company is often non-existent or small, that a costly analysis becomes unnecessary
A survey of major corporations by Fortune magazine indicated that the two predominant factors in the decision to use a particular investment banker were “personal relationships” and tradition
Measuring Political Risk (1982 )
Assessment of the political climate in the invested country is usually conducted with the grand tour approach, old hands approach or a Delphi technique. However, the political risk to the investing company is often non-existent or small, that a costly analysis becomes unnecessary