17Nov
The UK Proposes New CFIUS-Style National Security and Investment Bill
The UK government has introduced proposals for extensive new rules and review powers governing foreign direct investment across the UK’s critical infrastructure and defence industries. The new regime will introduce tougher measures, including mandatory and/or voluntary transaction notification requirements, on proposed foreign buyers of qualifying UK entities, assets and intellectual property in 17 sensitive industries....
By:
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
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