The Right to Be Heard in Composite Investment Screening Procedures Under Regulation 2019/452

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Abstract

This contribution sets forth two arguments: First, foreign investors are able to influence investment screening opinions issued by the European Commission by exercising their right to be heard with respect to the truthfulness and relevance of the facts on which such an opinion is based. Second, through the Commission’s disclosure of such facts and their legal characterisation before it issues its opinion, affected investors can attain a level of certainty that to some extent compensates for the inherently dynamic and indeterminate screening criteria of security and public order.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationThe future of legal Europe: will we trust in it?
Subtitle of host publicationLiber amicorum in honour of Wolfgang Heusel
EditorsGavin Barrett, Jean-Philippe Rageade, Diana Wallis , Heinz Weil
Place of PublicationCham
PublisherSpringer Nature Switzerland AG
Pages647-661
ISBN (Electronic)9783030682538
ISBN (Print)9783030682521, 9783030682552
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2021

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