In 2021, OFAC has issued several key enforcement actions, including involving non-U.S. financial institutions and non-U.S. companies outside the financial industry. These enforcement actions show OFAC’s evolving view of its jurisdiction over non-U.S. entities and its application of sanctions requirements to new industries and sectors. The enforcement actions also highlight OFAC’s expectations for industry when developing and implementing a sanctions compliance program.
This webinar will provide an overview of key enforcement actions from 2021 and highlight certain takeaways for industry when enacting and maintaining a sanctions compliance program.
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