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Italy Embraces Foreign Investment But Maintains Oversight
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Italy is ranked one of the top destinations for investment in
the European union. Still, the Italian government wields the
authority to review, and even prevent, investments by foreign
entities seeking assets in certain sectors and industries.
Jones Day's Stefano Crosio and Chase
Kaniecki talk about recent developments in Italy's foreign
direct investment regulations and discuss strategic considerations
for parties to potential transactions.
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