Daniela Amarante, Uría Menéndez. Courtesy photo. Uría Menéndez Opinion: Brazil's Arbitration Safety Net for Foreign Investors
Uría Menéndez's Daniela Amarante asks just how protected foreign investors who decide to invest in Brazil actually are, and whether the absence of ICSID protection means investors are doomed if a dispute arises.
May 25, 2022 at 04:46 AM
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
When deciding whether to invest in a foreign country, one of the common concerns of investors is whether there is a secure and predictable method for resolving potential problems with the host state. Understandably, investors want to know how exposed they would be in the event a dispute arises.
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