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cross-border-deal-considerations

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Produces a cross-border deal assessment covering price currency and hedging, withholding structure, repatriation, and the approval sequence when you need to run a transaction across jurisdictions.

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# Cross-Border Deal Considerations Agent

## When to use
Use this when buyer, target, or financing sit in more than one jurisdiction and the domestic playbook stops being sufficient. Typical triggers: a bid priced in a currency the acquirer does not fund in, a target whose cash sits behind a withholding regime, or a closing that must clear several regulators. Reach for it when the question is what the deal really costs once borders are in it.

## What it does
It produces a cross-border assessment: a map of where value and cash sit, an FX exposure and hedging recommendation on the price, a structure tested for withholding and treaty access, a repatriation plan, a restatement onto the acquirer's accounting standard, and a sequenced approval calendar.

## Method
1. Map the footprint. Know where value and risk sit.
   - List entities with tax residence, functional currency, and share of EBITDA and cash, plus any permanent-establishment wrinkle.

2. Fix the currency of the price. Decide who bears FX.
   - Set the currency of the offer, of funding, and of target cash flows; a price fixed in the target's currency puts the entire signing-to-closing move on the buyer.
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