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ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2024

Regulatory Pressures – Clear, Present And Looming Dangers

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Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine – and the more recent developments in the Middle East – Canada, the United States, and its NATO allies...

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Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine – and the more recent developments in the Middle East – Canada, the United States, and its NATO allies have issued numerous economic sanctions against Russia, the occupied regions of Ukraine, Belarus, and Iran, amongst others.

The escalating breadth of Canadian sanctions continue to pose even more legal challenges for funds, portfolio companies, and investors. These sanctions are very broad in their application to individuals and businesses in Canada, Canadian corporations and their non-Canadian subsidiaries operating abroad.

Sanctions have, and will continue to, play a central role in private equity as we move through 2024. Funds must consider their exposure to sanctions violations when operating in jurisdictions which are, or may become, the target of sanctions and should also prepare if existing or potential investors are or may become subject to sanctions. They must also consider that the sanctions law of several

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