OFAC targets the corporate network that kept the Prince Group's scam business running after earlier sanctions
This action is aimed at the corporate layer, not the compounds: secretaries, nominee directors and holding companies that kept money moving after the first designations. Screen directors, company secretaries and shareholders as well as customers, apply the 50 per cent rule to entities owned by the newly designated persons, and re-run ownership checks on corporate customers in the jurisdictions named.
OFACOFAC designates a network that sold false flags to Iran's shadow fleet, and issues a false-flag alert
A flag on a vessel record is a claim, not a fact. Trade finance, marine insurance and shipping payment teams should confirm the flag and registry certificates through the flag state's own official channels, treat a registry run from outside the flag state or a website-only registry as a red flag, and screen registries, managers and certification bodies as well as owners and vessels.
OFACAustralia imposes human rights sanctions on the leaders of both sides of Sudan's war
The same person can sit on several lists under different spellings: Dagalo Mousa in Canberra, Mousa Daglo in Washington. Screening needs transliteration-aware matching and alias coverage, and a match on one list should prompt a check of the others. Humanitarian payments into Sudan should be routed under the relevant permit and documented.
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