The article analyzes the conditions of foreign direct investment in emerging Europe after the Brexit negotiations. It looks at factors like business registration processes, labor conditions, tax rates, and exchange rates in countries like Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Russia, and Turkey. The study found that changes in these factors influenced the flow of foreign investment into these countries. However, credit ratings from agencies like S&P and Moody's did not consistently align with the actual investment patterns. Overall, the study suggests that the investment environment in emerging Europe can change based on regulatory reforms and market conditions.