Germany’s foreign direct investment (FDI) rules have been frequently amended in recent years to significantly extend the government’s screening rights.
In September 2021, a Bill was submitted to the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies to establish a national screening mechanism to supervise direct foreign investment (FDI) likely to undermine security or public order.
Businesses should expect greater consistency in the way fines for breaches of data protection law are calculated across the EU following the publication of new guidance, an expert has said.
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