Two experienced practitioners in the areas of CFIUS and export controls (Stephen Heifetz and Jahna Hartwig, both from Wilson Sonsini) will discuss the basics of these regulatory areas, how they intersect, practice pointers, and policy considerations, including arguments for and against robust investment screening and export controls.
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