Reviews foreign investment (CFIUS) and administers the Outbound Investment Security Program — codified and expanded by the FY26 NDAA — relevant to communications infrastructure and technology.
The Comprehensive Outbound Investment National Security Act — part of the FY26 NDAA signed December 2025 — codified and expanded the Outbound Investment Security Program, extending covered countries beyond China/Hong Kong/Macau to include Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and Venezuela and adding sectors like high-performance computing and hypersonics. Treasury is expected to finalize new regulations within 450 days of enactment; existing rules remain in effect meanwhile. CFIUS continues inbound reviews. Confirm at home.treasury.gov.
Assess exposure to the expanded outbound-investment scope (new countries and sectors) ahead of Treasury’s forthcoming regulations.
CFIUS and outbound-investment rules affect member M&A, foreign capital, and investment into sensitive communications technology.
Assesses national-security risk of foreign investment in U.S. communications assets.
Restricts U.S. investment into sensitive technology in countries of concern.
Will issue expanded outbound rules under the FY26 NDAA.
Corporate development, legal, and investment teams.
Deal structuring and investment decisions.
CFIUS filings and outbound-investment notifications.
Foreign-ownership considerations in partnerships.
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Why it mattersChairs CFIUS and oversees the outbound-investment program.
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