Why HK can become infra dispute resolution centre
The city's independent judiciary and long-established respect for the rule of law make it a strong candidate. However, its proximity to China is both a help and a hindrance.
Hong Kong’s independent judiciary and long-established respect for the rule of law make it a strong candidate as a regional dispute resolution centre for infrastructure investment. However, it’s proximity to China is still a deterrent for some parties.
For multilateral financial institutions like the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), which is currently exploring where it would like to negotiate such disputes, Hong Kong is a leading candidate.
“There are various venues…
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