28Jul
France Lowers Threshold Triggering FDI Screening Mechanism for Listed Companies to 10%
The lowered threshold for foreign direct investments into France will apply to non-EU and non-EEA investors or to any investor fiscally domiciled outside the European Union and European Economic Area. On July 23, 2020, France added a new measure to further strengthen its FDI rules, which have been amended twice since December 31, 2019 (see Jones Day publications, "French Foreign Direct Investment Rules Set for Overhaul" and "France Ramps up Foreign Investment Regulation in the COVID-19 Era")....
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