Sanctions rules are increasing and diverging, with new tech and volatile political relationships driving more complexity. Jamie Schafer, co-chair of the regulatory compliance and disputes practice at Ashurst Perkins Coie in Washington, D.C., explains why compliance teams must be involved at strategic and product level and where to expect new risks to emerge.
“Compliance should expect sanctions rules to become more complicated and look around the corner before they commit themselves,” she advised.
