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Industrial policy, export control, and allied coordination are redrawing the terms on which technology and capital move.
North America is one of the world’s focal points of political influence, capital markets, and international policy formation. Decisions taken in Washington, D.C., New York, and other key institutional centers often have far-reaching implications for governments and communities worldwide.

Governments and multilateral organizations operating across the region shape sanctions policy, foreign investment, development finance, international security, and the regulatory frameworks that underpin the global order.
Strategic decisions are frequently shaped by institutional priorities, congressional and executive branch dynamics, regulatory processes, stakeholder coalitions, and the informal relationships that influence how policy is developed and implemented.
From our headquarters in New York and through our established networks, we combine direct access to these decision-making environments with our AI capabilities to help leaders interpret policy developments, assess strategic risk, and identify credible partners.
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Select a region to read LFA’s analysis of global security, defense, and intelligence dynamics on the ground.