Risk Map: is an assessment of the financial risks that companies are exposed to when operating abroad. Corporate credit and payment are one of a system of six ratings, calculated on a scale from 0 to 100 (where 100 represents the maximum risk), to explore the risk profiles of foreign counties.
SEA countries (in alphabetical order):
- BRUNEI, corporate sector, payment failure: 60/100
- CAMBODIA, corporate sector, payment failure: 89/100
- INDONESIA, corporate sector, payment failure: 61/100
- LAOS, corporate sector, payment failure: 88/100
- MALAYSIA, corporate sector, payment failure: 39/100
- MYANMAR, corporate sector, payment failure: 94/100
- PHILIPPINES, corporate sector, payment failure: 55/100
- SINGAPORE, corporate sector, payment failure: 17/100
- THAILAND, corporate sector, payment failure: 65/100
- VIETNAM, corporate sector, payment failure: 80/100
Some other major EA countries:
- CHINA, corporate sector, payment failure: 56/100
- JAPAN, corporate sector, payment failure: 29/100
- SOUTH KOREA, corporate sector, payment failure: 29/100
- TAIWAN, corporate sector, payment failure: 34/100
The “Risk Map” is elaborated by SACE, the Italian insurance-financial company specializing in supporting export businesses. For over forty years, SACE has been the reference partner for foreign credit insurance.
