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Market Infrastructure
China, EU Agree Measures to Ease Trade Tensions
By Editors | 27/09/2023
The two sides agreed to establish an export controls dialogue mechanism and to set up a new working group on financial regulation, among other measures.
Enforcement
US Court Jails Wildlife Trafficker for Rhino Horn Smuggling
By Mark Johnston | 25/09/2023
A Malaysian citizen who conspired to smuggle rhino horns worth USD 2.1 million has been jailed in the US.
Enforcement
OFAC Penalises 3M and Emigrant Bank for Iran Sanctions Violations
By Editors | 24/09/2023
3M agreed to pay $9.6mn for shipments destined for a customer in Iran. Emigrant Bank agreed to pay about $32,000 for processing transactions for two Iranian residents.
Sanctions
US Sanctions Entities Linked to Iranian Drone Production
By Editors | 23/09/2023
The sanctions target entities in Iran, China, Russia, and Turkey for aiding the production, maintenance, and procurement of drones and military aircraft by Iran.
Enforcement
US SEC Charges NY Investment Firm for Advising Russian Oligarch
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 19/09/2023
The SEC charged Concord Management and its owner for failing to register as investment advisers while advising a sanctioned Russian oligarch.
Sanctions
OFAC Sanctions Iran’s Former President, Intelligence Ministry
By Editors | 19/09/2023
The sanctions were announced after the completion of a prisoner swap, which saw five US citizens released from Iranian detention.
Sanctions
US and Allies Impose New Wave of Sanctions Against Iran
By Editors | 18/09/2023
The sanctions by the US, UK, Canada and Australia come one year after the death of Mahsa Amini while in the custody of Iran’s Morality Police.
Sanctions
G7 Plans to Ban Imports of Russian Diamonds – Report
By Mark Johnston | 17/09/2023
The move is part of efforts to reduce Russia’s revenues and pressure it to end its war in Ukraine.
Sanctions
Gibson Dunn’s David A. Wolber Discusses Compliance Challenges with Sanctions
By Editors | 15/09/2023
David A. Wolber, Of Counsel at Gibson Dunn, spoke at Regulation Asia’s Fraud & Financial Crime Asia 2023 event on 13 July. At the sidelines of the event, he discussed how Singaporean banks and companies face increasing compliance challenges in the sanctions space, citing a couple of reasons. He also outlined steps to avoid violating sanctions.
Sanctions
US Government Unveils 150 New Russia-related Sanctions
By Editors | 15/09/2023
The sanctions include two more Russia-based banks along with several Russia-based wealth management consulting, auditing, and investment firms.
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