Yes, and I'd be quite surprise if they didn't. That is the low-hanging fruit of risk management - civil, political and economic stability of the market they're

Yes, and I'd be quite surprise if they didn't. That is the low-hanging fruit of risk management - civil, political and economic stability of the market they're investing on. Using an analogy, you don't see people rushing to live nearby a nuclear powerplant, do you? Even if the plant didnt have any accident before; the mere presence of it changes the risk.