Cross-Border
Investment
Cross-border transactions are complex
Every cross-border transaction requires a mastery of multiple disciplines coupled with a complete understanding of business objectives, legal requirements, and deal implications.
Our service model starts with experienced advisors focused on your business, your timelines and your objectives, and leverages the right internal and external teams to meet your goals.
We have more than 300 dedicated deal lawyers who deliver results globally. In addition, you have direct access to our experienced lawyers in any area you need with the support of a broad network within which we collaborate with teams tailored to deliver bespoke solutions.
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Private Markets Update 2026
Discover how the high-interest-rate environment is shaping various sectors in the latest edition of Private Markets Update. This report will provide valuable insights into strategic transitions toward high-quality assets and alternative deal structures. You’ll also gain a deeper understanding of the current state of mergers and acquisitions, the complexities of today’s fundraising landscape, and much more.
Digital Infrastructure
Our Digital Infrastructure team is uniquely positioned to support your cross-border needs. With a deep understanding of the digital infrastructure sector, we are equipped to handle the most complex and significant cross-border transactions, ensuring that your projects are executed with precision and compliance. Whether you are expanding your data center network, optimizing energy solutions, or managing international real estate investments, learn how we can help you achieve your digital infrastructure objectives.
Global Antitrust Update Webinar Series | Spring 2026
Virtual
During our recent Global Antitrust Update webinar, our international team explored the latest enforcement trends and policy shifts shaping competition law across key jurisdictions.
The program opened with a concise transatlantic update on developments in the United States and Europe before turning to two timely areas of heightened enforcement focus: EU and US tech enforcement trends, including the Digital Markets Act and monopolization cases, and increased scrutiny of gun-jumping and pre-closing conduct. Speakers shared practical insights on enforcement priorities, compliance risks and managing exposure across global transactions.
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