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ARTICLE · 08 MARCH 2018

OFAC Issues New North Korea Sanctions Regulations

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These new North Korea Sanctions Regulations include nearly all the same rules that were formerly in effect.

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The U.S. Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") published new North Korea Sanctions Regulations. The new regulations implement three executive orders and two recently enacted laws.

The new regulations repeal and replace the North Korea Sanctions Regulations that were issued in 2010 and updated in 2011, and include a number of rules that had previously been included only in executive orders and on the OFAC website.

The new regulations implement Executive Orders 13687 (signed January 2, 2015), 13722 (signed March 15, 2016), and 13810 (signed September 20, 2017), which progressively tightened earlier measures to block North Korean government or ruling party property and interests in property in the United States. The executive orders also placed progressively stricter limitations on transactions involving U.S. persons and the North Korean economy.

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