Institutional investors wary over rise of ‘Covid clauses’
There is a growing focus on wording contracts to try to ensure protection from future pandemics, but the trend has sparked questions over the effectiveness of such efforts.
Parties to investment deals are increasingly wording contracts to try to ensure that they are covered in the case of a pandemic, but some asset owners are unconvinced about the legal force or even necessity of such clauses.
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