Tips For Increasing The Chances Of CFIUS Approval

Law360, New York (October 19, 2016, 3:22 PM EDT) -- For several decades, the U.S. government — through a multi-agency body known as the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States — has been evaluating inbound foreign investments to determine whether they pose any national security risks to the United States. In rendering its decisions, CFIUS can take drastic actions that may impose tremendous costs on businesses. The committee can block proposed mergers and acquisitions, it can order the divestment of assets acquired by foreign companies in deals already closed, and it can direct the transacting parties to take other steps to mitigate the risks it had determined could arise in connection with the transaction....

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