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Broad Actions Against Russian Defense Industry

Broad Actions Against Russian Defense Industry

by Maryam Liaqat | Jul 2, 2022 | Articles | 0 comments

By David Willliams, ACSS Editor July 2, 2022 The Russian Federation’s defense industrial base is the focus of OFAC’s (Office of Foreign Assets Control’s) latest sanctions round. OFAC designated 70 entities, many “critical” to industrial, technology, and manufacturing...
Special Licenses Continue to Provide Essential Needs

Special Licenses Continue to Provide Essential Needs

by Maryam Liaqat | Jun 25, 2022 | Articles | 0 comments

By Robert Sanchez, ACSS Reporter June 25, 2022 The availability of goods and services to Russia does continue, albeit, with a much narrower scope. Special licenses have widened that a little, allowing exemptions to sanctions to maintain essential relationships while...
Professional Services Denied As Scope Continues to Widen

Professional Services Denied As Scope Continues to Widen

by Maryam Liaqat | Jun 18, 2022 | Articles | 0 comments

By David Williams ACSS Editor June 18, 2022 Wealthy Russians have fewer professional services to rely on following decisions by governmental offices to thwart their ability to evade sanctions. The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is tightening the screws on...
Widespread Failure to Comply with Standards for Terrorist-Related Sanctions

Widespread Failure to Comply with Standards for Terrorist-Related Sanctions

by Maryam Liaqat | Jun 11, 2022 | Articles | 0 comments

By Saskia Rietbroek, CSS June 11, 2022 For the first time, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) – the global money-laundering watchdog – has issued a public report about how well member countries comply with its standards. The evaluations are mutual peer reviews...
Targeting Selected Oligarchs and Their Families

Targeting Selected Oligarchs and Their Families

by Maryam Liaqat | Jun 4, 2022 | Articles | 0 comments

By Tae Young Bae June 4, 2022 Pursuing Russian oligarchs is seen as another way of getting to Putin and ratcheting up the pressure on the Russian president and his finances. In effect, the oligarchs hold much of Putin’s wealth in trust. Western allies share the hope...
On the Watch for Predators in ‘Crypto Valley’ Switzerland

On the Watch for Predators in ‘Crypto Valley’ Switzerland

by Maryam Liaqat | May 28, 2022 | Articles | 0 comments

By Robert Sanchez, ACSS Reporter May 28, 2022 Switzerland has expressed neutrality in international conflicts for more than 200 years. But this tradition has wavered: it has condemned Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and taken measures against Russia-based persons...
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