
27 October 2026Publication
Germany plans new anti-money laundering law
Germany’s Finance Ministry has drafted a law to implement the EU’s 2024 anti-money laundering package, without adding requirements beyond the EU framework.
Our experienced, cross jurisdictional team provide advice in relation to the full range of UN, EU and UK sanctions regimes which relate - amongst many others - to the following jurisdictions: Russia, Afghanistan, Belarus, Iran, Libya, Syria, and North Korea. We also advise in relation to thematic sanctions regimes, including those imposed by the UK in relation to Global Human Rights, Global Anti-Corruption, Cyber and Counter-Terrorism. We regularly work closely with American partner firms to advise on cross jurisdictional projects requiring advice on US sanctions.
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27 October 2026Publication
Germany’s Finance Ministry has drafted a law to implement the EU’s 2024 anti-money laundering package, without adding requirements beyond the EU framework.

10 June 2025 Publication
Time will tell whether it’s all change in sanctions reporting and enforcement.
22 February 2024 Publication
We review the framework of sanctions against Russia and consider the implications for insurers.
09 October 2023 Publication
UK court considerably widens scope of the control test, with significant implications.
18 April 2023 Publication
Understanding the structure and regulatory framework of sanctions.