How host country governments can ensure competitive neutrality in cross-border M&As

Phil Baumann

No 336, Columbia FDI Perspectives from Columbia University, Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI)

Abstract: In cross-border M&A transactions, certain investors enjoy government-created, undue competitive advantages. To ensure competitive neutrality, host country governments may implement investment-control measures. However, how can investment controls be imposed without themselves leading to competitive distortions? This Perspective highlights the key elements that governments need to consider in this regard.

Date: 2022
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