Expertise

GeoEconomica believes that constant exposure to the global academic community creates more robust and lasting insights.

We measure our performance in how successfully we anticipate the evolution of our clients' risk environments and how effectively we are able to help them to prepare and adjust.
Services

GeoEconomica helps its clients to think through and manage their exposure to political and emerging regulatory risks.

Our services include tailor-made political risk assessments, research and intelligence, thought leadership project management, scenario and policy planning.
Philosophy

The political and economic events of the 21st century have shifted political risk management from the periphery to the center of decision making in business, finance and public institutions.

We believe that a comprehensive understanding of the forces that drive politics in an ever more complex business environment creates lasting value and competitive advantage.

GeoEconomica, an international political risk consulting firm, advises clients on political macro risks and regulatory affairs across emerging and established economies.

News & Media

The Institutional Investor on the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority

GeoEconomica suggests that ADIA's annual review fails to provide robust financial information.

The Neue Zürcher Zeitung on the Libyan Investment Authority

GeoEconomica stresses the uncertain future for the LIA.

CNN on the G20

GeoEconomica comments on the economic situation in the Middle East and the G20 summit in Cannes.

NEW: Global Sovereign Wealth Funds Increase Assets Under Management

Global SWFs held assets worth $2.7 trillion by end 2011. SWFs controlled $1.2 trillion in equity holdings, 713.5 billion in fixed income securities, and $244.9 billion in alternative assets.

The Libyan Investment Authority: Sanctions and Post-Conflict Reconstruction

The future of the LIA, a multi-billion dollar sovereign wealth fund, is intimately entwined with that of post-Qaddafi Libya.

SWFs and "Green Growth"

The concept of "Green Growth" promises to more substantially link growth with sustainable development. SWFs could play a major role advancing that process.