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Updating Your Sanctions Compliance Guidance, Part 2: The Four Multi-Agency Priorities You Need to Build Into Your Program Now

Volkov – Part 1 of this series revisited the 2019 OFAC Framework for Compliance Commitments and made the case that its five pillars—management commitment, risk assessment, internal controls, testing and auditing, and training—remain the right foundation for any sanctions compliance program.

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