CFIUS lawyers said the new rules under FIRRMA aren't likely to end with a change of administrations, as could be the case with some trade tariff and sanctions-related work. (Shutterstock) CFIUS lawyers said the new rules under FIRRMA aren't likely to end with a change of administrations, as could be the case with some trade tariff and sanctions-related work. (Shutterstock)

Proposed regulations for national security reviews of deals involving foreign investments in U.S. companies that store large amounts of "sensitive personal data" will likely mean scrutiny of many more transactions than before.

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