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Analyst Contact & Opportunity Briefings

Analyst Contact and Opportunity Briefings

Our strategic clients are able to access our regional and thematic experts by email, phone or in-person to discuss their exposures and areas of interest. We can also provide in-depth formal briefings on issues of client interest.

Quick Turnaround Questions and Informal Contact

Exclusive Analysis has invested significantly in our infrastructure and in readiness, which means that we are able to respond immediately to many client requests. Strategic clients can call or email our team for instant updates, with questions about recent developments or for inputs into real-time, quick decisions. Our infrastructure and readiness directly translates into greater efficiency for our clients.

Formal and in-Depth Opportunity Briefings

Clients can also access the team through briefings. These can be regular global briefings with members of our core team or one-off in-depth briefings on specific counties, exposures or issues of interest or concern.

Argentina: Political Risk: Government's vendetta against Grupo Clarin undermines legal stability in the media industry, including broadband and cable TV. :: Niger: Terrorism: AQIM’s expansion into southern Niger raises kidnap risks to aid agency personnel in Maradi and Zinder regions. :: Romania: Political Risk: Russia-Romania espionage row shows Moscow is stepping up pressure ahead of key September energy talks :: Bulgaria: Political Risk: Despite pro-Nabucco rhetoric, Bulgaria will continue to favour Russia on South Stream and Belene energy projects. :: Romania: Political Risk: Gabriel Resources' legal and media campaign will likely yield government approval to exploit Rosia Montana gold deposit :: South Africa: Regulatory Risk: Reform of South Africa’s centrepiece mining legislation is set to enhance the transparency of applications for prospecting rights. :: Ghana: Contract risk: The termination of the Kosmos-Exxon Jubilee oil field deal raises contract risks and will lead to reduced US investment and donor aid. :: Philippines: War/Terrorism: An offensive against NPA rebels is unlikely to significantly affect mining, but firms in Mindanao face extortion-related attacks. :: Brazil: Contract/Regulatory Risk: The energy regulator is likely to carry out deeper inspections of Petrobras facilities, raising the risk of new shutdowns. :: Mexico: Terrorism: Gangs are increasingly targeting road cargo in Mexico City, México, Puebla and Veracruz; vehicles and pharmaceuticals are top targets. :: Afghanistan: All Risks: Private security companies will likely face increased difficulties in operating; attacks on private security guards will likely increase. :: Saudi Arabia: Terrorism: Expatriates and Saudi officials are at risk of ambush while in transit, with execution the most likely outcome of any kidnap scenario.