The Netherlands has released a new draft investment treaty for public comment (“Draft BIT“). If adopted, the Draft BIT may raise questions about the Kingdom’s attractiveness for foreign investors who have long taken advantage of Dutch treaty protections by structuring … Continue reading →
Filed under Europe, Investment Arbitration, ISDS, ISDS Reform, MFN, Public International Law, Structuring Investments, Treaty negotiation, interpretation and impact
Tagged as Andrew Cannon, BIT, Christian Leathley, Corporate Social Responsibility, double-hatting, Draft BIT, Expropriation, FET, Iain Maxwell, Investment, Investor, Investor protection, Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), Legitimate expectations, Mailbox companies, MFN, Natalie Yarrow, Netherlands, sustainable development, Umbrella clause
