AFC in Practice: Sanctions Compliance in Maritime, Aviation and Logistics Firms
Overview
According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), global trade reached a record $32 trillion in 2022, including $25 trillion worth of trade in physical goods alone (up from $10 trillion in 2005 and 10% higher than in 2021). A portion of these trade flows is made up of restricted or otherwise sensitive goods, such as military and dual-use items. Maritime, aviation and logistics firms play a vital role in facilitating cross-border trade, but they must also comply with sanctions and export control regulations. This session will take an in-depth look at what effective sanctions compliance means for these types of operators, which operational challenges exist and how to implement industry best practices.
Learning Objectives
Analyzing the sanctions challenge posed by international trade in goods and services, including evasion risks
Examining what a successful sanctions compliance program should look like for transportation and logistics operators
Taking stock of industry best practices, including the latest technological innovation
Who Should Attend?
- AFC Professionals
- Investigators
- Risk Manager
- Sanctions
Topics
- Sanctions and Non-proliferation Finance
- KYC
- Beneficial Ownership
- Risk Assessment
- Financial Crime Controls
- Risk Management
Industries
- Investment Banks
- Logistics companies
- Non-Bank Financial Institutions
- Legal Services Providers
- Banks
- Financial Services
- Corporates
- Professional Services and Technology Solution Providers
Regions
- Global Or International Organizations
Level
- Intermediate
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