On Wednesday, the U.S. Treasury Department proposed to revise rules that require declarations for certain foreign-investment transactions regarding critical technologies. Details, the proposed regulation, contacts, and instructions for commenting on the proposal are inside.
Okay, so we wouldn’t necessarily put this in the category of “breaking news.” But the Committee did just publish specific contacts for specific provisions of FIRRMA. Details, new phone numbers, and specific email addresses are inside.
As expected, Japan’s Ministry of Finance proposed new rules on foreign direct investment, citing a “global trend” and specifically mentioning the adoption of FIRRMA. Details, prior coverage, downloadable resources, and more are inside.
This week, the U.S. Treasury Department proposed rules regarding the fees companies would pay to file voluntary notices with CFIUS. Details, fees, contacts, and more are inside …
A quick outline of the key changes in the final rule, written in plain English.
Details on the new exemption, including a chart of CFIUS investigations by country.
Details on the new definition in the final rule, with contact information at Treasury if you have questions.
Last year we put the over/under for the final CFIUS rules at Jan. 17. We should have taken the under…
A new rule from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security has ties to CFIUS. Details are inside…