Former CFIUS career head and current Freshfields National Security senior advisor Brian Reissaus joins Foreign Investment Watch to discuss the feasibility of challenging CFIUS decisions and decisions of other foreign direct investment (FDI) review authorities. Watch here: https://okt.to/rs5EpR For further FDI insights, check out our Foreign Investment Monitor: https://okt.to/3JICYj
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Great discussion on challenging CFIUS decisions and FDI review authorities, Freshfields! Brian Reissaus's insights are invaluable for understanding these complexities. Looking forward to diving into the details. Thanks for sharing the links! 🌐