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ARTICLE · 28 FEBRUARY 2024

Avoiding Inadvertent Sanctions Violations By Covering All Bases: IP Address, Email And Other Communication Channels

Managing sanctions risk remains an intricate task, despite plentiful technology available today. While many companies have robust sanctions programs in place...

GreeceMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Managing sanctions risk remains an intricate task, despite plentiful technology available today. While many companies have robust sanctions programs in place, they often do not consider all communications channels and sources of information available to them that can unmask actors operating from sanctioned jurisdictions.

Kallia Gavela, Senior Director and Head of Disputes and Investigations at Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) Greece, joined sanctions experts and regulatory figures at the C5 Group's European Forum on Global Economic Sanctions in Berlin to debate the rapidly changing global sanctions landscape.

In the article below, she discusses the sanctions risk introduced into organizations by the various types of communication channels in use, and outlines some best practices for companies trying to navigate sanctions and build a more robust and effective sanctions screening process.

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