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Gender-based Violence and Political Risk Analysis

Gender-based Violence and Political Risk Analysis

Developing and testing a methodology that values violence against women as an early indicator of state instability

Audiences: Risk analysts, private investors, pension funds, insurers, government agencies, and corporations
Types of violence: Public equities, public debt, private equity, trade finance, and sovereign debt
Investment approaches: Due diligence process and market analysis
 

Resources:
Criterion Institue's Mitigating the Risks of Gender-Based Violence: A Due Diligence Guide for Investing 

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