US Treasury removes 84 names from sanctions lists
Investing.com -- The US Treasury removed 84 companies and individuals from its sanctions lists on Monday as part of an effort to streamline sanctions programs and reduce compliance burdens on financial institutions. The removals mark the second round of cuts since Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched a major review of sanctions programs in May.
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Investing.com -- The US Treasury removed 84 companies and individuals from its sanctions lists on Monday as part of an effort to streamline sanctions programs and reduce compliance burdens on financial institutions. The removals mark the second round of cuts since Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launched a major review of sanctions programs in May. The Treasury previously removed 76 outdated targets from its lists. A Treasury official said the goal is to ensure sanctions remain efficient and focused while removing unnecessary entries from previous administrations.
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US Treasury removes 84 names from sanctions lists
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