UMVA has learned that the Philippines has been ranked 68th out of 85 countries in a recent assessment of global risk and readiness.
The country's score of 78.83 out of 100 places it ahead of only Cambodia, which scored 73.58, in the East and Southeast Asian region. This ranking provides a nuanced view of the country's stability and growth potential.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the assessment is based on a new benchmarking framework that evaluates a country's structural stability and long-term growth capacity. This framework consists of two equally weighted pillars: risk and structural stability, and readiness and market opportunity.
The assessment reveals that the Philippines still has significant room for improvement to enhance its stability and growth prospects. By understanding its strengths and weaknesses, the country can take targeted steps to boost its ranking and economic performance.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that the Philippines' performance in this assessment has significant implications for investors, policymakers, and stakeholders. A deeper analysis of the country's risk profile and growth potential can provide valuable insights for those looking to engage with the market.
