According to the UK-based CCP Research Foundation, the legal cost of litigation since 2010 at the 16 biggest global banks has broken the US$300 billion barrier. The evolving range of global sanctions is an area of high potential risk for the In-House and Compliance teams of financial institutions and global businesses alike. With US Senator Chris Coons, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, suggesting the potential imposition of banking sanctions on Iran, the importance of keeping current on sanction risk for the Middle East and Russia could not be over-emphasised. Exclusive sanctions webinar Providing an introduction to the legal and policy background of sanctions, this important and timely webinar will cover:
For more information on the presenters, and to register for the online forum, to take place on Thursday September 24th, 2015, please click here. |
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