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Christopher McKee, PhD
CEO & Owner

Dr Christopher McKee, CEO & Owner

Christopher McKee is PRS’ CEO and Owner. An international political economist, global investor, entrepreneur, and author, Chris received his PhD from Queen’s University (Canada) and has been involved in the field of geopolitical risk, limited recourse financing, and private sector development for the past 25 years.

Since 2006, Chris has led the globally-acclaimed International Country Risk Guide (ICRG), supervising a roster of analysts worldwide and ultimately responsible for the data that have shown numerous correlations with the major asset classes and macroeconomic phenomena.

In his speaking engagements and consultations with clients, Christopher addresses the impact of various facets of political and country risk on asset behavior, macroeconomic trends, business valuation, and what authorities can do to make their investment climate more conducive to growth.

Christopher appears regularly in such publications as the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Bloomberg, and CNBC. An avid cyclist, guitarist, and composer, Christopher lives with his family in Charleston, SC.

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    NEW RELEASE: RDS 3Ba - Political Risk by Subcomponent
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    Tremendous client demand over the past year has encouraged us to release PRS’ 5th in the Researchers’ Datasets (RDS) series: Political Risk by Subcomponent ( 3Ba).

    This dataset offers annual averages (since 2001) of the 15-political risk subcomponents of 140 countries from the International Country Risk Guide (ICRG). The most granular approach to overall risk geopolitical assessment delivers a thoroughly vetted, quant-based look at the building blocks of government stability, the bases for a country’s socioeconomic health; the key risks facing business and investment, from contract repudiation to transfer and payment delays; to the increasingly important role that local and international politics plays in relation to forms of internal dissent (strike activity, terrorism, civil war) and to global relations (cross border conflict, sanctions).

    With a more nuanced look at those metrics used most often in the scholarly literature to assess geopolitical risk, RDS 3Ba provides unmatched insights at a tremendous value.

    To order your copy today please click to purchase or contact Louis Carroll lcarroll@prsgroup.com. Free samples are also available here.