Expertise in Bilateral Investment Treaties
Protect your investments in foreign countries
Our Services
Vestaria Consulting specializes in international investment protection through international treaty law. We provide legal and strategic insight to help investors navigate investment treaties and secure their assets in foreign countries. We provide expertise in Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs), Multilateral Investment Agreements (MIAs), and investment chapters of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Our main services include:
Service 1: BIT Review
We analyse the legal content and recent application of a specific investment treaty, to assess its protective value for your investment.
Service 2: BIT Diagnostic
Already invested abroad but unsure whether you're protected? We assess whether your investment is covered by existing treaties and clarify the legal protections, remedies, or strategic options available to you.
Service 3: Investments at Risk
We provide legal guidance on investments in high-risk or politically unstable countries — where international treaties can play a critical role in future protection of your investment.
Recent topics include protection and remethe US, Ukraine, Russia, Lebanon, Venezuela, and sectors impacted by sanctions or abrupt policy shifts.
About Vestaria Consulting
Vestaria Consulting is a boutique advisory firm specialized in international investment law and treaty-based protections.We provide legal and strategic guidance to help investors understand the protections available to their cross-border investments — and to use investment treaties as tools to manage legal and political risk.
Our approach combines legal expertise, geopolitical awareness, and a deep understanding of treaty mechanisms such as Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs), Multilateral Investment Agreements (MIAs), and investment chapters in Free Trade Agreements (FTAs).
Whether you're planning to make an investment or already facing uncertainty, Vestaria Consulting helps you clarify your legal position, assess potential risks, and identify possible remedies — including treaty-based claims, negotiation strategies, or dispute resolution mechanisms.
