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Bang the BITs drum

Greg Stonefield, Partner, Mayer Brown

Dec. 11, 2014, midnight

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Bilateral investment treaties provide foreign investors with a degree of comfort and protection against challenges of doing deals in Africa, says Greg Stonefield, Partner at Mayer Brown.

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