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Anahita Thoms (Germany)

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At the Annual Compliance conference recently held in London, Baker McKenzie hosted a session on ‘The evolving national security, sanctions and export controls landscape’. This session introduced the concept of the “trade toolbox” — a growing set of measures designed to manage national security risks through trade and investment restrictions. Speakers highlighted the increasing complexity of global compliance, particularly in relation to business relating to China, Russia, and in the Middle East. China: outbound investment,…

Sanctions enforcement is intensifying globally, with authorities expanding their toolkits and increasing cross-border cooperation. This session explored key developments in sanctions enforcement in the US, UK, EU and Turkey and the implications of these for the progression of civil and criminal investigations. This session first examined key developments in enforcement infrastructure and penalties frameworks across the different jurisdictions. This included the EU’s push for harmonisation, the UK’s new body for the enforcement of trade sanctions…

Our Baker McKenzie’s Global Trade and Sanctions Practice recently held a snap webinar on Looking ahead to future developments in US, EU and UK Russia sanctions policy.The session discussed the current sanctions frameworks in relation to Russia, how these could be relaxed, and how the EU and UK may respond, drawing on past experiences where sanctions programmes have been lifted. The session also provided practical guidance on what companies can do now to be prepared for these potential…

Baker McKenzie’s Global Trade and Sanctions Practice will be hosting a webinar on the possible developments in US, EU and UK Russia sanctions policy that may occur over the coming months.This 45-minute webinar will take place Wednesday, 19 March 2025 at 3:00 PM CET / 10:00 AM EDT.It has been reported that the Trump administration has asked the US State and Treasury departments to provide a list of sanctions that could be eased as part of a plan…