CEOs See Democratic Stability as Critical to Investment and GrowthExecutive summary: A recent survey of CEOs reveals that three‑quarters view stable democratic conditions as vital for investment and confidence, raising alarms about parties with democratic deficits. Democratic stability directly influences corporate investment decisions and market sentiment, making political risk a core driver of economic outcomes. Corporate leaders, investors, political parties, and governments across Europe. Discussion will intensify on policy responses to democratic backsliding and its impact on future capital allocation.The survey shows that over 75% of CEOs consider stable democratic institutions essential for investment and trust; the findings underscore rising concerns about political risks that could undermine economic progress.Connected developmentsHope for US‑Iran Deal Signals Political StabilizationMarkets Show Resilience Amid Middle East ConflictMilanovic Calls for New Economic System Beyond NeoliberalismOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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