Hogan Lovells Events | 1 June 2023 | 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (EST)
FDI, FSR, Outbound Investment Screening: Navigating the new challenges of global M&A transactions
M&A activity faces more and more regulatory scrutiny around the globe. CFIUS, national security and other FDI screenings of foreign investments continue to surge in the U.S., UK, and EU Member States. In addition, later this year, the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation will implement a new notification scheme to the EU for transactions above a certain threshold. Finally, the Biden Administration is planning to release an executive order that is expected to establish an outbound investment screening mechanism with implications for investments into China and other countries of concern. The EU has already announced it plans to consider introducing a similar instrument.
Join Hogan Lovells Antitrust, FDI and Trade team on Thursday, 1 June 2023, where we will discuss these new challenges of cross-border merger reviews. Particular aspects will include:
- New FDI regimes coming into force in the course of 2023 and how to identify filing requirements for global M&A transactions.
- Notification requirements under the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation and what companies can do now to prepare for potential filings.
- U.S. outbound investment screening mechanism and how it may affect investments into China and other countries of concern.
The discussion with our regulatory lawyers Anne Salladin, Falk Schöning, and Francesco Pili will be moderated by Mahvesh Qureshi from our corporate team, who will discuss how to best consider the new regulatory challenges from a transactional perspective.
These quarterly webinars in the Hogan Lovells Antitrust and Competition series addresses a timely antitrust topic explaining the key issues and practical implications for businesses, which will provide valuable insights to both newcomers and experienced antitrust practitioners and in-house counsel alike.
CLE credit is applicable by attending the live webinar. This program offers 1 hour of general CLE credit in California, New York, and Texas, pending approval of materials. All other attendees may receive a uniform certificate of attendance.
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