S. Horowitz analysis highlights new Israel-India investment protections
S. Horowitz has published an analysis of the new bilateral investment agreement between Israel and India, highlighting its significance for investors in both countries against the backdrop of growing commercial ties between Israel and India.
The analysis, written by Dr. Omri Sender and Shay Lakhter, discusses how the agreement, which entered into force on July 4, 2026 and is intended to create greater legal certainty and reduce risks associated with cross-border investment, grants reciprocal protections to Israeli investments in India and Indian investments in Israel.
It also notes the limitations investors should pay attention to, including local-remedies requirements, essential-security carve-outs, limits relating to local government measures and taxation, and a prohibition on third-party funding of arbitration proceedings.
Read the article here.
