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Cross-Border Transactions - Structuring International Deals
Sector:
Cross-Industry – International Trade
Technical Focus Area:
International Trade & Cross-Border Law
Modular Syllabus
About the Course
This course provides practical training in structuring cross-border transactions, covering how governing law, jurisdiction, and regulatory considerations shape international deal structures. It is designed for legal and commercial professionals negotiating agreements across multiple jurisdictions.
Participants examine choice of law and forum selection, cross-border tax and regulatory considerations, and documentation practices for international deals, building the practical skills needed to structure transactions that hold up across jurisdictions. Case examples illustrate common cross-border structuring challenges.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Structure governing law and jurisdiction provisions for cross-border deals.
- Assess regulatory approval requirements across jurisdictions.
- Coordinate cross-border transaction documentation.
- Identify tax structuring considerations affecting deal design.
- Manage multi-jurisdictional closing processes.
- Advise on risk allocation in cross-border transactions.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals structuring international transactions, including:
- In-house and transactional lawyers
- Corporate development professionals
- International business development managers
- Finance professionals supporting cross-border deals
- Compliance professionals
Cross-Border Transaction Fundamentals
- Common cross-border transaction structures
- Direct versus joint venture entry structures
- Key legal considerations for international deals
- Stakeholder mapping across jurisdictions
- Common cross-border structuring pitfalls
Course Dates & Prices
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