Document background
The Bilateral Investment Agreement serves as a fundamental legal instrument for structuring cross-border investments under Danish law. This document type is essential when foreign investors seek to make significant investments in Danish enterprises or when Danish companies invest abroad, requiring a comprehensive framework that ensures compliance with Danish legal requirements and EU regulations. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions on investment protection, corporate governance, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance, while addressing specific sectoral requirements and investment-specific conditions. As a Bilateral Investment Agreement, it provides both parties with clear rights and obligations, investment protection mechanisms, and appropriate risk allocation, while ensuring alignment with Danish business practices and legal principles. The document is particularly relevant in the context of Denmark's open economy and its position as both a recipient and source of foreign direct investment.
