British investment migration consultancy Henley & Partners has recently released a report on global investment and risk. Pakistan is placed at the bottom of the list, along with Haiti and Lebanon. It means that overseas citizens and companies investing in nations like Pakistan may reportedly face significant financial risks.
The list was released by the consultancy firm, working in partnership with the AI analytics platform AlphaGo. The report positions Switzerland, Norway, and Denmark at the top. Here, investors and businesses are believed to be at a lower risk of financial loss. According to Dr. Christian H. Kaelin, the Chairman of Henley & Partners, this list helps in understanding where the balance between risk and resilience lies, along with providing insights to investors, companies, and citizens.
Rankings
As per the list, the countries that face the threat of political instability and high risks are Sierra Leone (146), Nigeria (147), Pakistan (148), Haiti (149), and Lebanon (150). These nations rank lowest on the index. G7 countries such as Canada (11), the US (24), Japan (27), the UK (19), France (23), and Italy (36) have performed well, while BRICS nations, China (37), Russia (69), India (104), South Africa (95), and Brazil (99) have performed moderately.
Switzerland tops the chart. Next in the report are Denmark (2), Norway (3), Sweden (5), and Singapore (4). The list identifies countries that are best at saving money and generating wealth over the long run.
