Sanctions in the News: U.S. Business Efforts for Trade With Cuba

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• U.S. Rebukes Iran Over Missile Tests, Calling Them Provocative
• Culture Gap Impedes U.S. Business Efforts for Trade With Cuba
• Why more UN sanctions on North Korea won’t matter
• Venezuela’s Maduro leads rally against U.S. sanctions
• Publication of Updated Cuban Assets Control Regulations (CACR)
• South Korea considers approval of North Korea tuberculosis aid despite sanctions

Join industry, policy-makers and the best of the sanctions bar for up-to-date content, connections and compliance best practices! 9th Advanced Conference on Economic Sanctions Enforcement & Compliance April 27-28, 2016 Westin DC City Center, Washington, DC Widely regarded as the definitive conference on economic sanctions for both content and networking. This year’s program has been updated to reflect the current needs of sanctions professionals and features key government updates, seasoned industry executives from both financial and non-financial community and expert sanctions counsel. Participate in Timely Discussions on Advanced Topics including: • Timely Information on Easing of Sanctions in Iran and Cuba • Screening Best Practices • Managing Government Investigations • Focus on North Korea • Resolving Sanctions Issues that Arise from Mergers & Acquisitions • Handling the Media and Public Relations when a Sanctions Problem Arises • Compliance 2.0: Tools to Strengthen Your Compliance Program The exceptional faculty will provide relevant and valuable take-aways that can be applied to your daily work and be used to benchmark your sanctions compliance program. [+] View the full agenda!  Register Now CALL 888-224-2480 EMAIL [email protected] VISIT AmericanConference.com/EconomicSanctionsDC

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