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  • Cfius, the inter-agency committee that has the authority to review transactions that may result in foreign persons or businesses controlling certain types of business in the US to ascertain their impact on US national security, has not previously charged application fees for its reviews According to Samson Lo, head of Asia M&A at UBS in Hong Kong SAR, because over the last 18-24 months there have basically been no deals into the US from China anyway, this change will have little impact on deal flow “Cfius’ proposed rule regarding the collection of filing fees, as authorised in FIRRMA, mirrors what other US regulatory agencies have done for some time, most notably the fees charged for pre-merger notification under Hart-Scott Rodino,\' he said, referring to the federal antitrust statute enacted in 1976 that established the US\' pre-merger notification programme
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  • International_Financial_Law_Review
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  • WHO
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  • Cfius filing fee a hindrance but unlikely to curb deal flow
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  • #823969
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  • 2020

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