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Fireside Chat: TPRM and Supply Chain Monitoring
UBO Brandon Landowski UBO Brandon Landowski

Fireside Chat: TPRM and Supply Chain Monitoring

Real-time monitoring against sanctions, PEPs, adverse media, beneficial ownership and other risk data is critical to ongoing compliance. Ask these five questions to assess whether your monitoring solution provides reliable, real-time risk updates.

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Best Practices: Transaction Screening and Sanctions Compliance
Brandon Landowski Brandon Landowski

Best Practices: Transaction Screening and Sanctions Compliance

Sanctions screening is a vital component of processing cross-border transactions. Our latest guide dives into AML and KYC standards for payment screening and the role of transaction screening in preventing financial crimes. Discover the best practices for sanctions compliance and ensure your company is safeguarded against regulatory fines and reputational risks.

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Treasury Influence Map
Peter Piatetsky Peter Piatetsky

Treasury Influence Map

Treasury officials have unique skills in making economic policy and fighting financial crime, with former U.S. Deputy National Security advisor Juan Zarate calling them “guerillas in grey suits.” In the private sector, ex-Treasury officials leverage their unique skill set, deep financial knowledge, and extensive networks to navigate the complex intersection of government policy and business interests. We wanted to answer the question - where do they that - and for who?

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Year in Review: How Sanctions Changed in 2023 with 17 charts
Spencer Vuksic Spencer Vuksic

Year in Review: How Sanctions Changed in 2023 with 17 charts

2023 was another historic year in sanctions activity after 2022 saw the largest number of targeted sanctions adopted on record. Russia solidified its position as the most sanctioned country globally as a result of its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, but the number of sanctions levied in response to Hamas’ October attack was limited. Meanwhile, countries like Iran, Belarus and Syria faced continued sanctions pressure.

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UFLPA Compliance: A Guide for Importers and Supply Chain Companies
Brandon Landowski Brandon Landowski

UFLPA Compliance: A Guide for Importers and Supply Chain Companies

The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) entered into force in June 2022 and places significant restrictions on US imports from China. In addition to a blanket ban on products from Xinjiang, importers must comply with the new UFLPA Entity List banning imports from listed entities, regardless of where goods are manufactured. 

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