Key updates, recent developments, best practices for solving economic sanctions conundrums to be discussed by industry leaders, OFAC, DOJ & State Dept
Nov 5, 2019
An Expert Gathering of Top Financial Institutions and Leading Global Exporters
to Discuss the Most Pressing Sanctions Issues
NEW YORK - Nov. 5, 2019 - PRLog -- American Conference Institute (ACI) will host, for the tenth time this year, an expert gathering of top multinationals and leading global exporters across a range of industries to discuss the foremost sanctions issues of the times. These comprise OFAC's new sanctions program guidance, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, understanding CAATSA complexities, screening 2.0, new OFAC reporting requirements for blocked and rejected transactions, advice for shipping and maritime, the U.S.-China trade war, export controls, e-commerce and cutting-edge tech, sanctions investigations and voluntary self-disclosures do's and don't's.
OFAC, the DOJ and State Department have all confirmed their panel participation, thereby joining the ranks of sanctions experts from Citi, Goldman Sachs, UBS, Bank of America, Weatherford, Microsoft, BB&T, Société Générale, JPMorgan, Capital One, Fidelity Investments and Standard Chartered.
More information about the conference, including the agenda, faculty list, and brochure can be accessed www.AmericanConference.com/EconomicSanctions. Get best rates when use Registration Code: B00-840-2758531
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