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Sanctions
US, South Korea Announce New Sanctions on DRPK Cyber Actors
By Editors | 27/05/2023
One of the entities jointly sanctioned by the US and South Korea employs “thousands” of North Korean IT workers that operate in Russia, China and Laos.
Sanctions
[FIXED] Castellum.AI Identifies “Critical” Error in BIS Export Control Data
By Manesh Samtani | 26/05/2023
The Entity List, containing over 2,400 entries, appears to have been accidentally replaced with only the most recent 71 additions.
Fintech / Regtech
PITCH! REGTECH: Drawing the Line Between RegTech and Frustrated Customers
By Karen Ng | 25/05/2023
As they embark on the RegTech race, banks cannot ignore frustrated customers.
Sanctions
EU Considers Ways to Use Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
By Mark Johnston | 24/05/2023
EU officials are considering sending the interest generated from cash frozen at Euroclear and Clearstream to Ukraine.
Sanctions
G7 Allies Impose Expansive New Russia-related Sanctions
By Manesh Samtani | 22/05/2023
The US issued more than 300 new designations. The UK, Canada, and Japan also announced new sanctions.
Sanctions
Price Cap Policy for Russian Oil is Working: US Treasury Report
By Editors | 20/05/2023
Oil revenues now account for 23 percent of the total Russian budget, compared to 30-35 percent before the war in Ukraine.
Sanctions
Australia Announces Expanded Sanctions Against Russia
By Editors | 19/05/2023
Entities affected include Russian state-owned atomic energy corporation Rosatom, and the country’s largest petroleum and gold companies.
Sanctions
Top EU Official Concerned by Russian Oil Flowing into Europe
By Editors | 18/05/2023
India is buying heavily discounted crude oil from Russia and selling full-priced refined products into Europe. Josep Borrell said the EU must act.
Enforcement
US DOJ to Ramp Up Scrutiny of Crypto Platforms – Report
By Mark Johnston | 18/05/2023
The DOJ will pursue target crypto exchanges, mixers and tumblers that are enabling criminal actors to profit from their crimes.
Sanctions
Shipping Groups Seeking “Sanctions-proof” Contracts with China
By Editors | 17/05/2023
Shipping groups are reportedly seeking to insert clauses in their contracts that would allow them to cancel deals with Chinese counterparts due to sanctions.
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