Hogan Lovells - Risk and Return: Foreign Direct Investment and the Rule of Law

Risk and Return: Foreign Direct Investment and the Rule of Law

Hogan Lovells, not for profit think tanks, The Bingham Centre and The Investment Treaty Forum, in conjunction with the Economist Intelligence Unit, have conducted a study on corporate foreign direct investment decision-making and the Rule of Law. The survey of 301 senior decision makers at Forbes 2000 companies seeks to ascertain which factors multinational corporates consider in selecting where to invest internationally, and to gauge the role of the ‘Rule of Law' in particular.

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Survey Data Tool

Our Survey Data Tool lets you explore responses from the survey by HQ region, Industry Sector and Investment Region.

Benchmarking Tool

Benchmark your company against the survey responses to see how you compare when considering where to invest internationally.

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View the top Rule of Law issues by Region of investment.

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