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Following the big election cycle and with geopolitical challenges, foreign direct investments at a turning point.

National-security concerns continue to reshape foreign direct investment regimes globally. ➡️ https://okt.to/kKlZCm Key topics include: - How political shifts in the US, UK, and France are reshaping FDI frameworks - What expanding CFIUS scrutiny means for non-Chinese investors - Navigating the complexities of China's two key regulatory regimes - Rising scrutiny within the EU over national security concerns - How new government priorities are shaping the UK’s regulatory landscape

As national security concerns continue to reshape foreign direct investment regimes worldwide, staying ahead of regulatory changes is more important than ever. Read our new Foreign Investment Monitor for actionable insights that will help guide your business through today's rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. ➡️ https://okt.to/jBeTDh Key topics include: - How political shifts in the US, UK, and France are reshaping FDI frameworks - What expanding CFIUS scrutiny means for non-Chinese investors - Navigating the complexities of China's two key regulatory regimes - Rising scrutiny within the EU over national security concerns - How new government priorities are shaping the UK’s regulatory landscape

In a significant development, the world's two largest economies and kind of foes have agreed to enhance cooperation to uphold financial stability amidst heightened volatility in global markets. The China-US Financial Working Group recently convened its fifth meeting, where pivotal documents were signed to reinforce collaboration on financial stability within the group's framework. Established in September, the working group conducts regular and ad-hoc meetings to bolster communication on financial matters. https://lnkd.in/drWrG_fc #China #US #FinancialStability #GlobalMarkets #Cooperation #Economy #Finance

Why are markets so ambivalent to political noise? Political turbulence has been a dominant theme this year, but markets continue to show resilience. ◼️ Last week, French PM Michael Barnier resigned after losing a no-confidence vote over planned fiscal reforms. And yet, French markets rallied. ◼️ In South Korea, martial law was declared and repealed within six hours. And yet, Korean markets barely flinched. But is the ebullient mood of investors a sign of resilience — or complacency? For our thoughts, read our latest roundup of the key developments in financial markets and economies, available here - 🔗 https://lnkd.in/esAMq72z For more information on Muzinich & Co., visit www.muzinich.com To receive the latest thinking from our investment teams on public and private corporate credit markets, click here - https://lnkd.in/epZwbVYx

As national security concerns continue to reshape foreign direct investment (FDI) regimes worldwide, staying ahead of regulatory changes is more important than ever. Our new Foreign Investment Monitor provides actionable insights to guide your business through the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape and explores the key developments that will impact operations, including: - How political shifts in the US, UK, and France are reshaping FDI frameworks - What expanding CFIUS scrutiny means for non-Chinese investors - Navigating the complexities of China's two key regulatory regimes - Rising scrutiny within the EU over national security concerns - How new government priorities are shaping the UK’s regulatory landscape Access now ➡️ https://okt.to/vAfRHs

With national security concerns driving changes in FDI regulations globally, it's essential to stay informed. Our latest Foreign Investment Monitor provides the insights you need to navigate this dynamic environment. Equip your business with the knowledge to stay ahead! #FDI #BusinessStrategy

Geopolitics being what they are, it is ever more important to stay up to speed on all things FDI. Read all about it in our latest Foreign Investment Monitor!

As national security concerns continue to reshape foreign direct investment regimes worldwide, staying ahead of regulatory changes is more important than ever. Read our new Foreign Investment Monitor for actionable insights that will help guide your business through today's rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. ➡️ https://okt.to/UTfG1n Key topics include: - How political shifts in the US, UK, and France are reshaping FDI frameworks - What expanding CFIUS scrutiny means for non-Chinese investors - Navigating the complexities of China's two key regulatory regimes - Rising scrutiny within the EU over national security concerns - How new government priorities are shaping the UK’s regulatory landscape

See our latest forecasts and thinking on #CFIUS and #FDI review trends in our latest Foreign Investment Monitor. In addition to our projections for CFIUS under a Trump Administration, we’ve included an analysis of CFIUS data that shows—once you control for all of the noise that CFIUS includes in its reported statistics—some stark trends in the CFIUS process related to the challenges faced by investors from partners and allies, the drop in CFIUS efficiency in considering notices, and some of the sources of these challenges. The good news is that all of these things are resolvable, and I have no doubt that the highly capable staff of CFIUS, who work without fanfare or recognition, are motivated to do so if it is made a priority.