Some, but not all, investors may face a friendlier climate

Understanding the ever-evolving global FDI landscape is crucial amid growing regulatory complexities in cross-border transactions and increased geopolitical tensions.

The European Commission continues to be a driver of FDI screening across the EU, with Member States now moving toward coordinated enforcement.

The wide scope, low trigger thresholds and extensive interpretation of the Austrian FDI regime require a thorough assessment and proactive planning of the M&A process.

The Western Balkan region (Balkan countries out of European Union) remain increasingly accessible to foreign investment, without established Foreign Direct Investment ("FDI") screening mechanism, with limited requirements for licensing approvals and ownership thresholds, apart from specific secto

Understanding the ever-evolving global FDI landscape is crucial amid growing regulatory complexities in cross-border transactions

Key legal developments in 2023 and their implications for Taiwan

Continued emphasis on FDI around the world, particularly in the US and Europe, creates additional challenges for investors

In the world of shifting geopolitical tensions and supply chain vulnerabilities exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the push for mineral & metal security is changing the way governments, regulators, sector participants and lenders evaluate foreign investment.