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To Whom Do Sanctions Apply?


To Whom Do Sanctions Apply? - Willkie Compliance Concourse

Generally, US primary sanctions prohibit transactions only by US persons, defined as any United States citizen, permanent resident, entity organized under the ...

11. Who must comply with OFAC sanctions? - Treasury

All US persons must comply with OFAC sanctions, including all US citizens and permanent residents regardless of where they are located.

Basic Information on OFAC and Sanctions - Treasury

All U.S. persons must comply with OFAC sanctions, including all U.S. citizens and permanent residents regardless of where they are located, all individuals and ...

US sanctions - Who do they apply to and what steps can you take?

The US sanctions are either comprehensive (meaning country-wide) or specific, targeting specific persons, entities or activities.

Economic Sanctions and Restricted Parties - Columbia | Research

Certain entities and individuals are subject to sanctions or other restrictions under U.S. law. These restrictions apply to both domestic and foreign ...

Overview of US Sanctions | Willkie Compliance Concourse

Primary sanctions apply to US persons or in situations where there is a US nexus, such as involvement by a US person, US-originating goods, or a transaction ...

Sanctions FAQs | Global law firm - Norton Rose Fulbright

The main regulator of US sanctions programs is the US Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). OFAC is responsible for promulgating ...

Economic Sanctions Policy and Implementation - State Department

The Office of Economic Sanctions Policy and Implementation (TFS/SPI) maintains and enforces sanctions to maximize their economic impact on our targets and ...

International Collaborations and Economic and Trade Sanctions ...

Your location Export Control Officer can work with you to determine if an exemption or exception applies to your planned activities or if a general license is ...

Obligations of foreign-based persons to comply with US sanctions ...

enforces economic and trade sanctions, primarily against targeted foreign jurisdictions and. Page 2. 2. Date: March 6, 2024 regimes, as well as ...

European Union sanctions | EEAS

EU sanctions apply within the jurisdiction (territory) of the EU; to EU nationals in any location; to companies and organisations incorporated under the law of ...

Overview of US sanctions laws and regulations

The US continues to use economic sanctions as an important foreign policy tool. ... The US primary sanctions generally apply to (1) all entities ...

Primary And Secondary Sanctions Explained

Sanctions usually involve the application of economic restrictions against foreign targets (e.g. nations, government regimes, organizations ...

US Sanctions 101 - Watson Farley & Williams

"Traditionally, US sanctions applied only to “US persons,” which generally means a US citizen or permanent resident; an entity organized in the ...

OFAC Economic Sanctions Programs | Secondary Sanctions

The use of list-based sanctions, or smart sanctions, has allowed the U.S. government to more precisely target persons and groups who pose a threat to national ...

What are Primary & Secondary Sanctions? - ComplyAdvantage

In order to ensure their measures have the desired effect, governments may seek to apply economic restrictions not only to persons within their ...

UK sanctions - GOV.UK

The prohibitions and requirements in these Regulations apply to conduct by UK persons. This includes anyone in the UK (including its territorial waters), UK ...

United States sanctions - Wikipedia

The U.S. also implements "secondary sanctions", which risk a sanctions designation against a non-U.S. person who transacts with sanctioned parties in violation ...

United States of America - Global Sanctions Guide

The US uses comprehensive, targeted, and sectoral economic sanctions against terrorists, international narcotics traffickers, those engaged in activities ...

Canadian Sanctions - Frequently Asked Questions

A: Canadian sanctions restrictions must be respected by any persons (both individuals and entities) located in Canada, including governments.