New BIS guidance to help freight forwarders remain compliant with export controls
Issue 42. April 2024
Amid mounting concerns around increasing sanctions evasion activities by Russia, China, Iran and…
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The cultural descent of Boeing
Issue 41. March 2024
Boeing has been in the news a lot lately. Quality control issues, safety…
How to make sanctions screening practical
Issue 41. March 2024
Screening individuals and entities can seem like a hassle, often difficult to gain…
Refresh after the redesign: export training content updates
Issue 41. March 2024
Following on from last month’s article, now that you’ve revamped your training methods…
Preparing for an Export Compliance position
Issue 41. March 2024
KPMG: SMART PRACTICE The heightened awareness around export controls and sanctions regulations has…
Don’t let your end-use certification be your end-all
Issue 40 February 2024
An important part of any trade compliance program is the collection of end-use…
Engaging with (non-US) regulators
Issue 40 February 2024
The United Kingdom The Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (“OFSI”) is the authority…
Revamp, re-tool, re-engage: How to update and upgrade your training program
Issue 40 February 2024
When was the last time you refreshed your compliance training? Not just a…
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