What You'll Learn
This session provides a foundational understanding of U.S. economic sanctions administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Participants will learn about the purpose and legal basis of sanctions, how they are implemented, and why they are a critical part of national security and foreign policy. The training will explore the types of sanctions (such as comprehensive, targeted, and sectoral), who must comply, and the key challenges companies face when navigating OFAC regulations. Real-world examples will highlight common pitfalls, red flags, and best practices to help attendees strengthen their internal controls and avoid costly violations.
Topics covered in this session
- Introduction to OFAC and U.S. Sanctions Framework
- The Purpose of Sanctions: National Security and Foreign Policy Goals
- How Sanctions Are Created and Enforced
- Types of Sanctions and Key Lists (e.g., SDN List)
- Compliance Expectations and Screening Requirements
- Recent Enforcement Trends and Real-World Case Examples
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