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The variety of investments made by powerful Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) is often directed tothe globally booming service sector which is regulated by the General Agreement on Trade inServices (GATS). This paper analyses the scope, substance and procedural rights which maybenefit SWFs. The basic principles of World Trade Organization (WTO) law provide a legalframework for regulating SWF investment while the members’ specific commitments may providesignificant liberalization. These positive elements for SWFs are tempered by the existence ofexceptions and the relative shortcomings of state-to-state dispute settlement in the WTO and thelack of retroactive remedy. However, the paper shows that far from being perfect and complete,the GATS provides an international basis for SWFs to devise their investment strategies and anideal forum in which to obtain further liberalization in current negotiations

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Assessing the relevance of multilateral trade law to sovereign investments: Sovereign Wealth Funds as “investors” under the General Agreement on Trade in Services