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Mounting geopolitical tensions and heightened security concerns have highlighted the need for greater scale, resilience and autonomy in Europe’s defence sector. This has prompted a fundamental policy shift.

Clifford Chance’s survey of 175 businesses across eight countries in the European Union has revealed that some two-thirds of those businesses consider that there are still obstacles to cross-border trade within the EU. Over four-fifths of businesses would welcome an EU contract law to help overcome those obstacles – but only if it is optional. The same proportion of businesses regard it as important to be able to choose the governing law of their contracts.

Attractiveness to foreign investment is a key principle for the EU, as well as a major source of economic growth.

A Deloitte Financial Services report

The proposal responds to recent pressure on the UK government to enhance the transparency of foreign property investment...

The first ever judgment on the UK Government's application of the National Security and Investment Act 2021 ('NSIA') has been handed down. With a focus on the procedural aspects of the review

We are pleased to present our "Year in review" for 2017, a Clyde & Co guide which sets out legal developments in the construction and infrastructure sector globally over the past 12 months, as well as insights into what you need to be aware of in 2018.

The UK Government's Defence Investment Plan commits £298 billion over four years and introduces fundamental reforms to defence procurement, including segmented acquisition models, new commercial pathways, and a 'buy British by default' approach. With significant emphasis on attracting private capital through new investment mechanisms and advisory groups, the Plan creates substantial opportunities across nuclear programmes, critical infrastructure, SME participation, and advanced technologies for organi

A Deloitte Financial Services report

Bernardine Adkins, the Head of EU, Trade and Competition gave an overview of what the Brexit deal - the Trade and Cooperation Agreement - means for the property investment community.

Following the government's recent decision to proceed with the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station project (Hinkley Point), ministers are planning a new legal framework for future foreign investment...

China's multibillion dollar Belt and Road Initiative (the "BRI") was first launched in 2013 in a bid to connect Asia, Africa and Europe through a series of overland corridors and maritime shipping

In the second half of 2018, the UAE introduced two significant pieces of legislation: a new Foreign Direct Investment law* (FDI Law), and a new long-term visa system** for investors.

On 8 December 2021 the European Commission ("Commission") responded to the increasing third country interferences in the EU's and/or EU Member States' policy choices by presenting...

We previously wrote that "Winds of Change" were sweeping across Europe, with both the European Union and its individual Member States

On 4 January 2022, the UK's National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA) entered into full force, heralding a sea-change in deal planning and related risk assessment.

In this Review, Roger Bootle, Economic Adviser to Deloitte, looks at whether UK exporters are in a good position to take advantage of the opportunities created by the robust world economy. His review continues on to gauge how the future of the UK economy may be influenced by these opportunities.

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