英文摘要 |
In recent years, the“Digital Silk Road”Initiative has made remarkable achievements in accelerating the pace of China’s overseas digital investment. On the other hand, the Cold War mentality of continuous zero-sum game has suppressed and contained Chinese companies including ZTE and Huawei, posing three major political risks: gradual collection, cyber terrorism and government default. In order to effectively provide insurance relief, the existing problems of defects of insurance contracts, as well as the legislative issues of international law and domestic law should be solved. To this end, the BIT model is proposed, and the extension of the definition of“investment”covers digital investment, and reasonably evaluates the extent of preventive measures in the host country when invoking FPS standards, since the Overseas Investment Act has already been launched. As for the improvement of insurance contracts, it is recommended to establish digital commercial insurance to lay the foundation of overseas digital investment insurance; at the same time, revise the three categories of insurance policies as soon as possible, increase the gradual collection, open up independent terror insurance, and improve the expression of default insurance, and comprehensively improve the ability of insurance companies to adapt to the new challenges of digital technology. |