As the G-7 price cap on seaborneRussian oil takes effect, we provide an overview of OFAC’s guidance, which establishes a safe harbor for U.S. service providers that comply with due dil...
Davis Polk partners Paul Marquardt and Gabe Rosenberg and counsel Will Schisa authored “Digital assets and sanctions compliance: Tornado Cash and beyond” in International Financial La...
FinCEN’s final rule, which goes into effect January 1, 2024, establishes the requirements for reporting companies to submit their beneficial ownership and company applicant information ...
The U.S. Treasury and Justice Department released regulatory and legislative recommendations and priorities to address illicit finance risks connected to the digital assets ecosystem, fol...
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Davis Polk’s webinar discusses some of this year’s key enforcement trends and policy and regulatory developments in U.S. sanctions and anti-money laundering. Topics include:New Russia...
The U.S. Treasury issued guidance broadly interpreting the bans on new investment (including secondary market securities purchases) and provision of certain services to Russia.
The United States Treasury Department’s national strategy provides priorities and supporting actions to guide U.S. regulatory efforts to address the most significant illicit finance thr...
The U.S. Treasury indicated that it will likely block payments on Russian debt after May 25, 2022. This follows several rounds of sanctions and export control restrictions, including a ba...
At a recent New York City Bar Association event, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco emphasized the Department of Justice’s focus on sanctions evasion and export control violations as k...
This update summarizes the past two weeks’ key sanctions developments in the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
