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ARTICLE · 02 FEBRUARY 2021

Foreign Direct Investments: New Regime In Denmark

The global expansion of foreign direct investment (FDI) regimes provides for an ever more complex regulatory environment surrounding cross-border M&A and other transactions.

DenmarkGovernment, Public Sector

The global expansion of foreign direct investment (FDI) regimes provides for an ever more complex regulatory environment surrounding cross-border M&A and other transactions. In this insight, we provide an overview of the latest trends in FDI regulation in Denmark and Europe, including Kromann Reumert's general view on the new Danish FDI regime that we expect to be presented to Parliament shortly. We also give you our recommendations to mitigate the risk and deal uncertainty associated with these new regimes.

Introduction and recent trends

As set out in our recent report  10 areas of interest for your business in 2020, more and more jurisdictions are introducing or expanding their authority to investigate and control the influence of certain foreign direct investments (FDI). FDI rules are traditionally characterised by applying exclusively to foreign investments, and the screening is focused primarily on protecting the national security of the state in which the

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