Internal compliance and external optics
Issue 22 April 2022
A look at the changing landscape of export control and sanctions compliance policies… Internal compliance and external optics
Governing the export of controlled items, technologies, information, and services.
A look at the changing landscape of export control and sanctions compliance policies… Internal compliance and external optics
US-origin items, software, and related technology (“items”) are subject to US export controls.1… Time for a refresher: US export jurisdiction and classification and “specially designed”
European companies with business ties to China will need to ramp up their… Practical implications of the US Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act for European companies
Companies must assess how to deploy offshore support in accordance with export regulations… Export control considerations in offshoring
STEPTOE: OUTSIDE COUNSEL On 29 December 2021, the PRC State Council’s Information Office… China’s evolving export control regime: what you need to know now
In December 2021, the Ministry of Commerce of China (“MOFCOM”) took three significant… Developments show China moving to stronger export controls
In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the US and its allies have… Shifting paradigm: the new role of export controls
KPMG: SMART PRACTICE In the sanctions context, third-party interactions are among the most… Controlled technologies and third parties: mitigating the risk