Harry Broadman

Berkeley Research Group and Johns Hopkins University

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Harry Broadman chairs the Emerging Markets and CFIUS Practices at Berkeley Research Group and is a member of the Johns Hopkins University faculty.

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CFIUS induces self-selection for successful entry by foreign investors in the US

CFIUS’ new annual report reveals foreign investors have become more attuned to navigating the US national security regulatory regime

Harry Broadman, September 28, 2022
National security regulation of foreign investment is globalisation’s new normal

In his latest quarterly IFLR National Security Column, Harry Broadman argues the world is in just its first phase of proliferating national security regulation of FDI

Harry Broadman, May 23, 2022
CFIUS Annual Report reveals a maturing agency with increased agility

In his latest quarterly IFLR National Security Column, Harry Broadman argues that the US is taking a “whole-of-government” approach to regulating national security risks of inbound FDI

Harry Broadman, October 04, 2021
Multilateral R&D investment is vital to enhance national security

In this edition of his national security quarterly column, Berkeley Research Group’s Harry Broadman discusses the steps the G7 should take to engage collaboratively in R&D to protect their collective economic fortunes

Harry Broadman, June 09, 2021
CFIUS policy to be more cohesive under Biden

In his inaugural national security column, Berkeley Research Group’s Harry Broadman outlines why Biden’s CFIUS policy is unlikely to differ significantly from Trump’s, but will be more coherent

Harry Broadman, March 02, 2021
Head-to-head: Is enhanced Cfius policy causing the US economy more harm than good?

Harry Broadman of Berkeley Research Group and Samson Lo of UBS look at whether an enhanced Cfius policy regime is damaging to the US economy

Harry Broadman, July 08, 2019