Sanctions

Used properly, sanctions can immobilize assets, exclude suspected criminals from the financial system, and disrupt international networks – but what about delivering justice?

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s latest actions and news, August 6-13, 2026.

Olivier Chambord tells GRIP about the importance of building protections into complex contracts via strategic risk allocation, host-government agreements, liquidation preferences, force majeure provisions, and more.

Businessman accused of withholding valuable information that was extremely price-sensitive for the general market.

Brouhard explains how the future security architecture of the Gulf will shape how energy prices, investments, supplies, and production choices are made.

Regulator says it uses insights from enforcement actions to inform supervisory activity and work on regulatory standards.

Andrew Williams, executive coach and former CCO & General Counsel provides advice on how to deal with challenges such as cost pressure, managing relationships with regulators, geopolitics, and much more.

A Big Three health insurer says it paid the fine to head off potential Medicare Advantage sanctions as it disputes the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ finding over alleged overpayments.