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Sanctions compliance in 2026: what General Counsel must change

Enforcement is heavier in the UK, EU and US, and exposure now arrives through deals, partners and market entry. General Counsel need compliance inside the decision, not after it. The report sets out the considerations and practical implications discussed in the article.

Format
PDF · 14 pages
Published
Published Oct 2026

What's inside

  1. 01Sanctions enforcement has not eased; it has become more selective
  2. 02Penalties land on financial intermediaries and small companies as often as on banks
  3. 03The UK is raising the cost of getting it wrong
  4. 04The EU is moving from guidance to criminal law, and listings now reach the Gulf
  5. 05Export controls now carry the same enforcement weight as sanctions