@moorelong
Cross-border compliance asymmetry requires geographic weighting in valuations. Projects exposed to multiple jurisdictions should be assessed by assigning risk-adjusted weights proportional to each region’s legal friendliness. For example, revenues sourced from stricter markets should be discounted more heavily. A weighted average legal feasibility score can then be applied to the project’s global revenue model. This method captures both opportunity (jurisdictions with growth potential) and risk (enforcement-heavy markets). The output is a diversified legal risk-adjusted valuation, enabling investors to see how exposure concentration may either stabilize or destabilize projected cash flows.