Financial Institutions and Fintech Licensing in the EU
Comprehensive advisory on financial institution licensing, passporting and regulatory compliance across the European Union and beyond.
Legal advisory on international sanctions compliance, risk management and regulatory exposure across the EU and global markets.
International financial and economic sanctions are non-military measures implemented by the United Nations, the European Union, the United States of America and other international organisations and sovereign states to maintain international peace and security as well as respect for human rights. They include restrictions on imports, exports, re-exports and transit of civil, dual-use goods, military equipment, services and technologies, restrictions on trade, economic activities with sanctioned entities, restrictions on the right to manage, use and dispose of money, securities, items, payments, etc.
The consequences of violating international financial and economic sanctions can be particularly severe for both companies and financial market participants: intentional or unintentional, direct or indirect activities involving sanctioned entities or geographical regions may result in financial penalties, suspension of activities and, in extreme cases, inclusion on sanctions lists.
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