Lessons in sanctions design and enforcement
Against a backdrop of rapidly shifting geopolitics, sanctions have become a key instrument of foreign policy. At the same time, governments and businesses face widespread concerns about the efficacy, enforcement, unintended consequences, and legality of financial controls under domestic and international law, including human rights. This presents an opportunity for the public and private sector to work together to understand these challenges and develop ways to design and enforce sanctions more effectively.
By examining learnings from cross-regional case studies, enforcement challenges and geopolitical considerations, a better consensus on sanctions policies can be achieved. Bringing together experts, jurists, diplomats, and private sector leaders for a half-day comparative analysis of sanctions regimes, this event will explore the impacts of these measures and considerations of when and how to apply them.
Why attend?
- Explore what lessons can be taken from current sanctions regimes to improve the outcomes of future policies.
- Understand different approaches to sanctions enforcement and how better coordination on financial controls can be facilitated.
- Hear from leading experts on the key geopolitical considerations for future sanctions-related decisions in a fractured world order.
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