In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:
- Regulatory agenda at the turning point. (Reuters)
- Apple puts Foxconn on probation. (Reuters)
- Banking and cannabis. (WSJ)
- All Fat Leonard recordings released. (SanDiegoTribune)
Day: December 29, 2021
In the year’s final episode, Brian and Tim run through a Lightning Round-style discussion of the top economic sanctions and export controls stories of 2021. In no particular order, they discuss: the U.S. hitting the policy reset button, successful court challenges, China!, the slow death of JCPOA 2.0, virtual currency and ransomware, Russia’s reemergence, turbulent times yield lots of new sanctions programs and policies, Huawei’s CFO gets a DPA, all quiet in the Americas, and a renewed focus on anti-corruption, democracy, and human rights. See you in 2022! Stay sanctions free!
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In this episode, I visit with Lauren and interview her about her experiences from the first year of hosting The Ethics and Compliance Library. Highlights of this podcast include:
- Why did you start the Ethics and Compliance Library?
- Any surprises from your first year?
- What were 3 of your top highlights from the series?
- What did you learn in the process?
- How did starting and hosting this pod help you professionally?
- What’s down the road for the Ethics and Compliance Library in 2022?
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