Investment Screening: It’s All About the Investor

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Authors: Bálint Kovács
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Abstract

As the economic dimension of national security moves to the forefront, legal instruments such as investment screening are adopted to accommodate state discretion in a rule of law setting. The screening decisions of competent authorities are taken in a black box. Some may reach the public but they often pose more questions than answers. The case briefly presented here demonstrates that the state’s labelling of a company as strategic cannot be resisted, not even by its owners.

Fields of Study & Subjects

International Arbitration and Investment Law State Capitalism and Financial Governance EU Law and Policy Analysis

Publication details

Journal / source
Central European Researchers Blog
Publication date
7 February 2026
Language
EN