These far-reaching sanctions, including prohibitions on U.S. Following a “start high/stay high” strategy, the Biden Administration imposed sanctions targeting prominent Russian financial institutions, state-owned entities, government agencies and officials, and oligarchs with unprecedented speed, breadth, and coordination with allied countries (including the United Kingdom, members of the European Union, Japan, Canada, and Australia). government’s deploying of its sanctions, AML, and export control authorities to respond forcefully to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. We also provide some thoughts concerning compliance and risk mitigation in this challenging environment. economic sanctions and anti-money laundering (“AML”) developments and trends in 2022 and provides an outlook for 2023. New York State Department of Financial ServicesĮxecutive Order on the Whole of Government Approach to Virtual Currency and Related Treasury AnnouncementĬonsiderations for Strengthening Sanctions/AML Compliance Securities and Exchange Commission and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Prosecutions, Seizures, and Other Actions Relating to Russian Sanctions Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control

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