Document background
The Project Investment Agreement is a crucial document used in Swiss business transactions to formalize significant investments in specific projects or ventures. It serves as the primary agreement between investors, project sponsors, and other stakeholders, outlining the terms of investment, project implementation, governance structure, and risk allocation. This document is particularly important in the Swiss context, where it must comply with specific requirements under the Swiss Code of Obligations and financial market regulations. It is commonly used for large-scale projects, infrastructure developments, or significant business ventures where investors seek detailed protection of their interests while maintaining compliance with Swiss legal requirements. The agreement typically includes comprehensive provisions for project monitoring, investor rights, exit mechanisms, and dispute resolution, making it essential for both domestic and international investments in Switzerland.
