MIG identifies and evaluates the invisible risks faced by companies investing in, and currently operating in, non-domestic markets.
All projects are client specific confidential reports.
Publications focus on MIG's dialogue with current affairs. These dynamics are factors that cause businesses investing in non-domestic markets to lose billions in profits. MIG believe that simply obeying the mantras of generic risk assessments is no longer enough. The lack of vital information on the Korean crisis in the summer and autumn of 1997, and the Asia-Pacific crisis in 1998, are two cases in point. To this end, MIG feel it is vital to quantify the risks associated with GADs and, in combination with the sovereign risk, identify the total risk associated with a given business venture in a particular country.