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Economic Sanctions: Developments and Lessons for Boards in 2024

By Chase D. Kaniecki, Samuel H. Chang & William S. Dawley on January 30, 2024
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The following post was originally included as part of our recently published memorandum “Selected Issues for Boards of Directors in 2024”.

Continued volatility in geopolitical events this past year and corresponding responses in sanctions policies highlight the importance of integrating economic sanctions considerations in board agendas for 2024. In particular, boards of directors should be aware of the increasing global collaboration among sanctions authorities as well as the continuing expansion and application of sanctions in new domains such as digital assets. Sanctions developments can be expected to be particularly fluid in 2024 with respect to China, Russia and Venezuela.

Responses to Global Conflict and Crises  

In 2023, economic sanctions by the United States and its partners and allies continued to be a key component of conflict and crisis response.

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Photo of Chase D. Kaniecki Chase D. Kaniecki

Chase Kaniecki’s practice focuses on international trade and national security matters, including CFIUS and global foreign direct investment, economic sanctions, export controls, customs, and trade remedies.

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