The Effect of CFIUS Scrutiny on Chinese Investments

April 30, 2024 | BY

Clarence Lee

Although CFIUS reviews have become more challenging for Chinese companies, transactions could still go ahead with a few tips in mind.

Summary

  • CFIUS has now widened the scope of its inquiries, affecting more and more China-related transactions
  • This leads to lengthier reviews of Chinese transactions
  • Non-Chinese parties with operations in China could also be subject to CFIUS reviews
  • Although the outcome of a CFIUS review ultimately depends on the individual case, lawyers suggest companies prepare for CFIUS scrutiny and questions well in advance

 

 

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