by Maryam Liaqat | Dec 10, 2022 | Articles |
By David Williams, ACSS Editor December 10, 2022 The central tenet of sports sanctions is to change behavior, just as in other sanctions domains. Instead of punitive economic declarations, It is configured around the sports calendar. The World Cup is an international...
by Maryam Liaqat | Dec 4, 2022 | Articles |
By David Williams, ACSS Editor December 4, 2022 Millions of consumers, investors and businesses have exposure to digital assets, which experienced a boom in the pandemic like a feverish gold rush. The growth led to Executive Order 14067, issued to guide their...
by Maryam Liaqat | Nov 26, 2022 | Articles |
By David Williams, ACSS Editor November 26, 2022 Protests against the government in Iran have escalated with international governments’ sanctions activities not far behind. The Iranian football team decided to maintain silence during their country’s national anthem...
by Maryam Liaqat | Nov 19, 2022 | Articles |
By Alessandro Guaiana, Sanctions Compliance Officer, European Investment Bank November 19, 2022 Since the introduction of trade control laws and regulations in the EU, legislation has addressed trade restrictions to industries selling or purchasing tangible items...
by Maryam Liaqat | Nov 12, 2022 | Articles |
By David Williams, ACSS Editor November 12, 2022 Since leaving the European Union, the UK has zealously orchestrated its sanctions program. OFSI (Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation) has grown like an inflated balloon to keep up with the proliferation of...
by Maryam Liaqat | Oct 22, 2022 | Articles |
By Andrew Northage, Partner, Walker Morris October 22, 2022 As the war in Ukraine intensifies, businesses must continue to keep up-to-date with constantly evolving sanctions legislation. We have seen this most recently with the further sanctions imposed by Western...
