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Public Political Risk Investment Insurance

A Comparative Legal Study of Selected EU Member States’ and MIGA’s Political Risk Investment Insurance Schemes with Special Reference to Germany
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 2022

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Copyright year
2022
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-8965-8
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-3239-0
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series
Studien zum Internationalen Investitionsrecht
Volume
45
Language
English
Pages
506
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Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 17
    1. I. Necessity for and importance of this research No access
    2. II. The aims of this dissertation and its aspired contribution to the field No access
      1. 1. Foreign direct investment No access
      2. 2. Portfolio investments No access
      3. 3. International loans and bonds No access
      1. 1. Commercial versus political risk No access
        1. a) Risks connected to political violence No access
          1. aa) Forms of investors’ property rights deprivations No access
          2. bb) Establishing the occurrence of expropriation No access
            1. (a) Valuation methods No access
            2. (b) Valuation date No access
          4. dd) PRI for expropriatory risks No access
        3. c) Risks connected to currency conversion and transfer No access
          1. aa) Breach of contract No access
          2. bb) Denial of justice No access
          3. cc) Arbitral award default No access
      1. 1. Public PRI No access
      2. 2. Private PRI No access
      3. 3. Current increase in similarities between public and private political risk insurers No access
      4. 4. Remaining comparative advantages of the public PRI schemes and proposals for their future development No access
      5. 5. The Berne Union No access
        1. a) Political risk protection in national legislation of host countries No access
        2. b) BITs’ protection against political risks No access
      2. 2. The comparative approach in general terms No access
        1. a) Risks connected to political violence No access
        2. b) Risks of expropriation and other deprivations of investor’s property rights No access
        3. c) Risks connected to currency inconvertibility and transfer restrictions No access
        4. d) Other political risks No access
    5. V. The remaining necessity for PRI and the necessity to interconnect the protection offered by PRIs and BITs No access
    6. VI. Summary No access
      1. 1. Historical endeavours to establish a multilateral investment insurance provider and the establishment of MIGA No access
      2. 2. Internal organisation No access
      3. 3. Voting structure No access
      4. 4. Membership No access
      5. 5. Financial structure No access
          1. aa) Complementary activities No access
          2. bb) Incidental powers No access
        2. b) MIGA’s guarantee activities and introduction into its PRI No access
        1. a) Relations with public and regional PRI providers No access
        2. b) Relations with private PRI providers No access
        1. a) Germany No access
        2. b) Austria No access
        3. c) Belgium No access
        4. d) Czech Republic No access
        5. e) France No access
        6. f) Luxembourg No access
        7. g) Slovenia No access
        8. h) Spain No access
      2. 2. EU competence over foreign investment No access
      3. 3. EU competence in the field of foreign investment insurance No access
        1. a) General implications No access
        2. b) Implications on the existing public PRI schemes of EU MSs No access
    3. III. Summary No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      5. 5. Interim summary No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      6. 6. Interim summary No access
        1. a) Application for cover No access
        2. b) Eligibility and project assessment No access
        3. c) Environmental and social due diligence No access
        4. d) Risk assessment No access
        5. e) Host country approval No access
        6. f) MIGA’s final approval No access
        1. a) Application for cover No access
          1. aa) Environmental, social and human rights due diligence No access
        3. c) Decision of the Federal Government No access
        1. a) Application for cover No access
        2. b) Assessment of the application and ESHR due diligence No access
        3. c) Decision on cover No access
      4. 4. Interim summary No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
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        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
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          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
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          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
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          3. cc) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
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        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
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        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of the selected EU MS compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
          2. bb) Germany No access
          3. cc) Particularities of the selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
          1. aa) MIGA No access
            1. (a) Maximum amount of guarantee No access
            2. (b) Uninsured percentage No access
            3. (c) Maximum liability No access
          3. cc) Particularities of the selected EU Ms compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      8. 8. Interim summary No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
        2. b) Germany No access
        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
        1. a) MIGA No access
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        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
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        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
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        3. c) Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      5. 5. Interim summary No access
      1. 1. MIGA No access
      2. 2. Germany No access
      3. 3. Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      4. 4. Interim summary No access
      1. 1. MIGA No access
      2. 2. Germany No access
      3. 3. Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      4. 4. Interim summary No access
      1. 1. MIGA No access
      2. 2. Germany No access
      3. 3. Particularities of selected EU MSs compared with Germany No access
      4. 4. Interim summary No access
  6. E. Proposals for an EU approach No access 450 - 462
  7. F. Conclusion No access 463 - 468
    1. Chapter I: General principles and definitions No access
    2. Article 1 No access
    3. Subject matter and scope No access
    4. Article 2 No access
    5. Definitions No access
    6. Article 3 No access
    7. Obligations of the Member States No access
    8. Chapter II: Scope of cover No access
    9. Article 4 No access
    10. Covered investments No access
    11. Article 5 No access
    12. Eligible host countries No access
    13. Article 6 No access
    14. Covered risks No access
    15. Chapter III: Applying for cover No access
    16. Article 7 No access
    17. Application process No access
    18. Article 8 No access
    19. Application fee No access
    20. Chapter IV: Terms of cover No access
    21. Article 9 No access
    22. Insured’s obligations and warranties No access
    23. Article 10 No access
    24. Premium No access
    25. Article 11 No access
    26. Duration of insurance No access
    27. Article 12 No access
    28. Termination of an insurance contract No access
    29. Article 13 No access
    30. Limitation and allocation of insurance capacity No access
    31. Article 14 No access
    32. Cover No access
    33. Article 15 No access
    34. Exclusions from cover and liability and limitations of liability No access
    35. Chapter V: Compensation No access
    36. Article 16 No access
    37. Submission of a claim for compensation No access
    38. Article 17 No access
    39. Determination of a claim for compensation No access
    40. Article 18 No access
    41. Amount of compensation No access
    42. Article 19 No access
    43. Payment of compensation No access
    44. Article 20 No access
    45. Return of compensation No access
    46. Chapter VI: Procedural aspects No access
    47. Article 21 No access
    48. Transfer of rights to a third party No access
    49. Article 22 No access
    50. Subrogation and recovery No access
    51. Article 23 No access
    52. Dispute Resolution No access
    53. Article 24 No access
    54. Coinsurance and reinsurance No access
    55. Article 25 No access
    56. Processing of personal data No access
    57. Chapter VII: Transitional and final provisions No access
    58. Article 26 No access
    59. Entry into force No access
    60. Article 27 No access
    61. Addressees No access
      1. Case law No access
      2. Legislative acts No access

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