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Country risk premiums. What we know and why they are not working well

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Country risk premiums. What we know and why they are not working well

The first part of this report describes what we know about the Country Risk Premiums (CRP), presenting two main approaches. The second part studies why country risk premiums are not working well in measuring risks for investors. As a result, the report underlines the need for a new risk measure, specifically built to measure the private investment risk.

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