American companies are eager to work in Cuba, but legal experts warn that many risks remain. Businesses and law firms across the country are trying to figure out a way to grab a piece of the Cuban pie. However, some with experience on Cuba are wary.
June 09, 2015 at 02:14 PM
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Cuba’s Risks or Rewards?
Experts warn the foreign investors will be looking for a functional legal system and a willingness to take disputes to international arbitration before they will invest big dollars in Cuba.
Investors are Bullish on the Caribbean
Cuba isn’t the only hot story in the Caribbean. From Jamaica to the Cayman Islands, billions of dollars are in play for everything from mainstays such as tourism to real estate and infrastructure projects.
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