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ARTICLE · 11 DECEMBER 2014

OFAC Sanctions Compliance Provisions In Agreements

Due to costly settlements secured by U.S. regulatory agencies, banks, insurers, and corporations are increasingly inserting rigorous OFAC sanctions compliance language into their credit agreements, insurance policies, and corporate acquisition agreements.

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Due to costly settlements secured by U.S. regulatory agencies, banks, insurers, and corporations are increasingly inserting rigorous OFAC sanctions compliance language into their credit agreements, insurance policies, and corporate acquisition agreements.

A current trend by banks, insurers, and acquisition-minded corporations is to insert rigorous Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions compliance provisions into credit agreements, insurance policies, and acquisition agreements. This trend is no doubt driven in part by the recent surge in huge settlements obtained by U.S. regulatory agencies arising out of enforcement actions for economic sanctions violations by major banks.

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