One Year of Luxembourg’s Foreign Direct Investment Screening Mechanism: Managing Uncertainties

Foreign direct investment (“FDI”) is essential for the development of the European Union’s economy. However, FDI can pose a threat to security and public order in the EU and its Member States if a foreign investor wishes to acquire control over a critical infrastructure or access to sensitive data. Luxembourg’s FDI screening regime has been in force for one year.

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This article was written by Partner Katrien Veranneman and Associate Jean-Pierre Roemen and first appeared in LPEA's magazine "Insight Out #31 and is reproduced with kind permission of the LPEA (Luxembourg Private Equity & Venture Capital Association).