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Sara Susnjar Discusses Trump’s First 100 Days and the Impact on European and American Markets with NextStep Magazine

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Sara Susnjar Discusses Trump’s First 100 Days and the Impact on European and American Markets with NextStep Magazine

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July 14, 2025

Winston & Strawn partner Sara Susnjar was featured in a Q&A with NextStep Magazine, where she discussed the impacts of Trump administration decisions made in his first 100 days in office on company and investor strategies. In the Q&A they provide insights on topics including slowed M&A activity in Europe and how American investors are reacting; how new policies may impact French investments in American companies in the long term; issues related to artificial intelligence, sanctions, and digital assets; and advice they would give to companies aiming for international growth.

When asked about the slowed M&A activity in Europe and how American investors are reacting Sara stated, “We need to distinguish between global, American, and European dynamics, which respond to different logics. If M&A activity is slowing down on a global scale, it is mainly due to uncertainty linked to international trade and economic policy, and to the evolution of sanctions systems.”

“But this does not mean that European companies are standing still: they are reorganizing, exploring new strategies and adapting. In the United States, we are seeing an influx of investments.

The White House even publishes the commitments of certain companies - including French groups - to build new factories on American soil. This dynamic is generating increased demand in regulatory compliance, AI, international trade, and governance. Even if certain operations are unsuccessful, economic activity is real,” she continued.

Read the full Q&A.

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