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ARTICLE · 22 MAY 2014

Financial Sanctions Regimes

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There has been much in the press recently about financial and economic sanctions being imposed.

Isle of ManWealth Management

BACKGROUND

Due to the on-going conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, there has been much in the press recently about financial and economic sanctions being imposed against countries and territories and entities in those countries/territories. However, sanctions are applied to many different organisations and individuals. Indeed, at the time of writing, the Isle of Man has 23 sanctions notices in place. Details of current sanctions regimes may be found on the Customs and Excise website at http://www.gov.im/treasury/customs/sanctions.xml

In the Isle of Man, Treasury is responsible for administering United Nations and European Union sanctions regimes but has delegated this authority to its Customs and Excise Division. These regimes include sanctions imposed from time to time against specified countries, territories and entities and also those intended to combat the funding of terrorism. This article looks at regimes that impose financial or economic sanctions

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