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<blockquote data-quote="AlexJ" data-source="post: 146407" data-attributes="member: 24847"><p>Hi Jake, thanks for the reply. I agree that it is more of a political issue, although I am sure that projects departments across the city are taking note. It is the political football it has become which leads me to think some firms may feel its too hot to handle, rather than previously where the work perhaps hasn't hit the headlines. This is definitely not an all firms thing, I feel that certain firms have choices with how they position themselves in the market. </p><p></p><p>With regards to investors, I agree they can be fickle but I do tend to think that the tide is turning.</p><p></p><p>Sorry for not being clear, by investment law I meant investment treaty arbitration, specifically under the Energy Charter Treaty, where claims have been brought where oil + gas projects have been cancelled. This would be on top of the other pressures that would face a new gov.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlexJ, post: 146407, member: 24847"] Hi Jake, thanks for the reply. I agree that it is more of a political issue, although I am sure that projects departments across the city are taking note. It is the political football it has become which leads me to think some firms may feel its too hot to handle, rather than previously where the work perhaps hasn't hit the headlines. This is definitely not an all firms thing, I feel that certain firms have choices with how they position themselves in the market. With regards to investors, I agree they can be fickle but I do tend to think that the tide is turning. Sorry for not being clear, by investment law I meant investment treaty arbitration, specifically under the Energy Charter Treaty, where claims have been brought where oil + gas projects have been cancelled. This would be on top of the other pressures that would face a new gov. [/QUOTE]
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