United States: Inward/ Foreign Investment

With innovation in technology, artificial intelligence, defense, and life sciences driving investor demand, Israeli companies are poised to capitalize on a strengthening US IPO market in 2026.

The Qualified Opportunity Zone program has undergone a major transformation with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, shifting from a temporary framework to a permanent fixture with enhanced incentives and new rural investment categories.

The IRS and Treasury have released new proposed regulations under Section 892, revising applicability dates for previously proposed rules from 2025 that govern debt acquisitions and the "effective control" standard for foreign government investments. These revised dates include transition rules designed to protect existing and committed investments from the more stringent 2025 standards, while the preamble signals potential substantive changes to address market concerns.

The Trump Administration's new Cyber Strategy for America outlines a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity through six strategic pillars, emphasizing critical infrastructure protection across energy, finance, telecommunications, and healthcare sectors. This cross-sector analysis examines the implications for businesses operating in the U.S. and UK, including increased federal agency scrutiny, expanded regulatory requirements, and the growing importance of public-private collaboration in addressing cyber t

The U.S. Department of Commerce has established a company-specific application process for pharmaceutical manufacturers to secure reduced Section 232 tariff rates through onshoring agreements, potentially lowering...

As healthcare organizations navigate the challenging current economic environment consisting of rising costs, access challenges, and infrastructure demands, the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Program...

Q1 2026 felt like a modest step forward for the U.S. M&A market but it was not without its challenges. While there has been some pickup in activity compared with the back half of 2025...

CFIUS is the primary U.S. national‑security review for foreign investment, shaping how your company enters or expands in the U.S. market.

As global tensions escalate, the Trump administration launches "Economic Fury"—a sweeping financial pressure campaign targeting Iran's oil networks and regional proxies.