Taking the Pulse of Global Sanctions
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To what extent has the sanctions landscape changed in the first half of 2024? How are global regulators responding to rising geopolitical tensions, and what does this mean for businesses navigating compliance challenges?
Sanctions remain one of the most effective tools for governments and international organisations to influence behaviour. But with new sanctions emerging, watchlists evolving, and regulations tightening, staying compliant has never been more complex.
The latest Sanctions Pulse from LexisNexis® Risk Solutions offers a detailed analysis of key sanctions trends from the first half of 2024. With insights drawn from major regulators, including the UN, EU, OFAC, and OFSI, it provides the guidance businesses need to stay ahead of shifting sanctions policies.
The pace of updates and number of designations exceeded those recorded for the same period last year. The earlier “storm” of sanctions activity has settled into a new level of normal that is expected to continue through the end of 2024.
Reviewing the shifting sanctions landscape
Volumes of updates to the UN, EU, OFAC and OFSI (UK) lists the first half of 2024
The percent change to net designations for each list and in total, over time
