Foreign investment monitor #9
New Foreign Investment Regulation offers insight on stricter foreign investment regimes
In the wake of recent geopolitical tensions, foreign investment reviews by government bodies across the globe are becoming increasingly more stringent, with heightened scrutiny of transactions in sensitive sectors such as technology, infrastructure and natural resources.
The newly launched 2025 edition of In-depth: Foreign Investment Regulation (formerly Foreign Investment Regulation Review) comprises a comprehensive overview of the laws, regulations, policies and practices governing foreign investment in key international jurisdictions.
This 12th edition, co-edited by Alex Potter and featuring Freshfields contributors, includes:
- analysis of recent regulatory changes in 23 jurisdictions, 11 of which have been authored by Freshfields;
- expert commentary from leading practitioners; and
- in-depth case studies and practical guidance.
Business leaders and legal counsel alike can stay informed of complex, practical and strategic FDI considerations with In-depth: Foreign Investment Regulation.
To discuss issues raised in this year’s guide or foreign investment regulation in general, please reach out to your usual Freshfields contact or our antitrust and regulatory group.
Foreign investment monitor #9
- Elections redefine FDI regimes: strategic adaptation is key
- The new CFIUS reality: non-Chinese investors face growing challenges
- China’s foreign investment regimes balance openness and security
- Spain derails an intra-EU deal on FDI grounds: reasonable concerns or protectionism?
- The UK’s national security regime matures amid new government priorities
- New Foreign Investment Regulation offers insight on stricter foreign investment regimes
- Foreign investment monitor archive
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Please get in touch with us or your usual Freshfields contact if you would like to discuss these or any other regulatory issues in more detail.