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Sanctions: managing risk and opportunity in an increasingly complex environment

7 July 2022, 9.00am BST

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Sanctions: managing risk and opportunity in an increasingly complex environment

Overview

As rapidly evolving global sanctions continue to create unprecedented challenges for multinational businesses, managing risk and pursuing opportunity whilst ensuring good relationships with customers, suppliers and service providers becomes a crucial business priority.

A breach could not only trigger civil and criminal penalties, crippling loss of access to international finance, but also often causes irreversible reputational risk, as well as the challenge of managing internal and external investigations.

Global sanctions and investigations experts Daniel Martin and Anne-Marie Ottaway, Partners at HFW, share key insights to assess and manage Sanctions Risks:

  • Current global trends.
  • Emerging sanctions challenges.
  • Role of sanctions authorities.
  • Practical steps to manage sanction risks
  • Internal and external investigations.

Speakers

Daniel Martin

Partner, HFW Daniel advises traders, shipowners, freight forwarders, insurers and brokers on a host of regulatory and compliance issues, including international trade sanctions, export controls, customs and anti-corruption legislation. He advises on all aspects of the EU and UK sanctions legislation, and he is also familiar with the application of US sanctions to non-US persons.

Anne-Marie Ottaway

Partner, HFW Anne-Marie has over 20 years’ experience in economic crime related matters, including over a decade at the UK’s Serious Fraud Office, and was the specialist advisor to the House of Lord’s Select Committee on the UK Bribery Act.

She acts for clients in all sectors on cross border internal investigations into suspected misconduct. She has extensive experience of advising corporates and individual suspects and witnesses on regulatory and law enforcement investigations and prosecutions involving allegations relating to fraud, bribery and corruption, insider dealing, market abuse and money laundering, often obtaining closure of criminal investigations before charge. She also advises clients on follow on remediation and compliance.


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