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27 November 2020

The UK's New National Security And Investment Bill – What Do You Need To Know?

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In our latest client alert, we provide a practical overview of the UK's recently published National Security and Investment Bill, which forms part of a new regime that greatly extends the government's power ...
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In our latest client alert, we provide a practical overview of the UK's recently published National Security and Investment Bill, which forms part of a new regime that greatly extends the government's power to intervene in takeovers of UK businesses if there is a threat to national security.

In addition to proving background on this latest move, we address the following areas which may be of particular interest:

  • Mandatory notification
  • Qualifying entities and assets
  • Voluntary notification
  • Trigger events
  • The Secretary of State's "call-in" power
  • The call-in power is retrospective
  • Investment Security Unit
  • Penalties and remedies
  • Merger thresholds and the CMA.

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