Country risk: The safest and riskiest emerging markets
Emerging markets are challenging the traditional safe havens as low-risk investment locations, according to Euromoney’s Country Risk Survey. Chile may be a well-established story by now, but there are other attractive alternatives, including Peru, Qatar and Turkey, that also boast improving risk scores. But buyers beware: several markets once thought to be great investment hopes are falling out of favour. Jeremy Weltman reports.
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