This document discusses potential issues of treaty shopping and incoherence within CARICOM countries' network of international investment agreements (IIAs). It notes that CARICOM agreements do not always contain "denial of benefits" clauses to prevent treaty shopping. There is also incoherence between the various IIAs individual CARICOM countries have signed, as well as between overlapping agreements. This can lead to inconsistent treatment of investors. The document explores approaches to addressing this policy incoherence, such as greater coordination in IIA negotiations and including clauses to resolve inconsistencies.