A practial guide to Chinese investor protections along the Belt and Road
摘要
Investors journeying along Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) countries will be wary of the operational, political and legal risks that come along on the route. To mitigate these risks, aside from the usual prudent contracting and investment structuring, investors should also be aware of their rights under the web of investment treaties which cover the route. However, knowing about the existence of investment treaties is only the first step. Investors should familiarise themselves with the particular dimensions of substantive rights as expressed in the various Chinese Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) and Multilateral Investment Treaties. While these treaties and the Washington Convention provide a robust source of potential investor protections, they must be understood and carefully planned for by BRI investors. There remain key differences between BITs with BRI countries. In this article, we detail some of these differences and some of the key considerations for making BRI investments.
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