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27 March 2025

Investing In "America First" With Nova J. Daly | Coercive Capital (Podcast)

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Among the dizzying number of executive orders, tariff negotiations, and Doge activity since the inauguration, the America First Investment Policy requires a specific focus to better understand the potential impact on foreign investment in the United States, from both allies and hostile nations.
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Episode Summary

Among the dizzying number of executive orders, tariff negotiations, and Doge activity since the inauguration, the America First Investment Policy requires a specific focus to better understand the potential impact on foreign investment in the United States, from both allies and hostile nations. Nova J. Daly is a Senior Public Policy Advisor at Wiley Rein, LLP. He formerly served in the Treasury Department as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS.) Coercive Capital host, Elaine Dezenski, recently spoke with Nova about America First, what it means for capital flows, U.S. companies, and the broader seismic shift in the global trade order.

Episode Notes

Among the dizzying number of executive orders, tariff negotiations, and Doge activity since the inauguration, the America First Investment Policy requires a specific focus to better understand the potential impact on foreign investment in the United States, from both allies and hostile nations.

Nova J. Daly is a Senior Public Policy Advisor at Wiley Rein, LLP. He formerly served in the Treasury Department as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS.)Coercive Capitalhost, Elaine Dezenski, recently spoke with Nova about America First, what it means for capital flows, U.S. companies, and the broader seismic shift in the global trade order.

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