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9 Jul 2018
Insight
Global
Recent years have seen global shifts in both policy frameworks for screening inward foreign direct investment (FDI) and the way in which those frameworks are applied. The result is a more uncertain environment for foreign investment, which parties to a transaction will have to consider how to navigate earlier in the transaction process.
This article was first published in the Summer Edition of the In-House Lawyer magazine.
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