The Trump Card: What to Expect in US Sanctions for 2025
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FREE Webinar
CSS Credits: 1.25
Duration:
75 minutes
Speakers:
- Haider Mannan | BigTXN
Moderator:
Date:
Time:
- 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM NYC
- 03:00 PM – 04:15 PM London
- 04:00 PM – 05:15 PM Amsterdam
Description:
After half the world went to the polls this year, potentially the most impactful was the re-election of Donald Trump. The first Trump Administration saw the implementation of broad and far-reaching restrictions on China as well as lukewarm relations with Russia. But what can we expect this time around and how could this potentially impact us as compliance professionals?
Join us as we delve into in the next four years of the US Presidency, likely regulatory changes, and the potential impact of such changes on compliance practitioners over the coming years.
What the webinar aims to cover:
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The Story So Far – Russia and China
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Ruso-American relations and regulatory implications – Will peace in Ukraine bring an easing of sanctions?
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Chinese Military Industry Sanctions, Restrictions on Semi-conductors & Chinese counter sanctions
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Syria and the practical impact of the new regime on sanctions
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How will American foreign policy shape the wider sanctions landscape?
Certificate of Attendance:
All active ACSS members will be able to download the certificate from the Learning Management System (under the achievements tab).
Event Registration
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Speakers
Haider Mannan
Founder
BigTXN
Haider is a member of PRMIA’s SME advisory expert group on buy-side investment risk and sits on the membership committee of the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association (UKSIF).
Moderator
Ivy Llena
ACSS
Before joining ACSS, she was a program director at a non-profit organization in the Philippines, where she co-designed and co-implemented economic empowerment programs and services for survivors of human trafficking and their families. Ivy also served at the Social Policy Institute at Washington University in St. Louis, where she led and contributed to inclusive economic growth initiatives.
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