Matches in DBpedia 2015-04 for { ?s ?p "The PRS Group, Inc., headquartered near Syracuse, New York, was established in 1979, placing it among the earliest commercial providers of political and country risk forecasts. In 2010, The PRS Group, Inc. was purchased by CEO/Owner Christopher McKee, Ph.D., who maintains operations for the company and also holds the position of ICRG Editor-in-Chief. Originally the Political Risk Services division of Frost & Sullivan, Inc. and then of UK-based IBC Group (now known as Informa), the company kept its original focus on political risk analysis and became independent in 1999. Cited in 2008 as a “leading organization in investment risk analysis” by investor Jim Rogers, the PRS Group offers two distinct, independent, publicly available methodologies for assessing risk: Political Risk Services (PRS) and the International Country Risk Guide (ICRG). The company produces a range of products based on these two risk rating systems. Online subscriptions to PRS’ products cover over 140 developed, emerging and frontier markets. With a quantitative focus to all of its risk ratings and forecasts, the firm assesses the impact of country and political risk on multinational business operations and on the major asset classes."@en }
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- The_PRS_Group,_Inc. abstract "The PRS Group, Inc., headquartered near Syracuse, New York, was established in 1979, placing it among the earliest commercial providers of political and country risk forecasts. In 2010, The PRS Group, Inc. was purchased by CEO/Owner Christopher McKee, Ph.D., who maintains operations for the company and also holds the position of ICRG Editor-in-Chief. Originally the Political Risk Services division of Frost & Sullivan, Inc. and then of UK-based IBC Group (now known as Informa), the company kept its original focus on political risk analysis and became independent in 1999. Cited in 2008 as a “leading organization in investment risk analysis” by investor Jim Rogers, the PRS Group offers two distinct, independent, publicly available methodologies for assessing risk: Political Risk Services (PRS) and the International Country Risk Guide (ICRG). The company produces a range of products based on these two risk rating systems. Online subscriptions to PRS’ products cover over 140 developed, emerging and frontier markets. With a quantitative focus to all of its risk ratings and forecasts, the firm assesses the impact of country and political risk on multinational business operations and on the major asset classes.".