Standard
Sanctions and Export-Control Screening Standard
This standard defines the minimum control structure for screening the organization's counterparties, transactions, products, and ownership relationships against economic-sanctions and export-control regimes, and for verifying beneficial ownership to the extent sanctions screening requires it. It exists because sanctions and export-control exposure is currently addressed only incidentally across the corpus (as a trigger in supplier and merger procedures), with no dedicated screening method.
- Type
- Standard
- Version
- 1.0.4
- Date
- 2026-10-16
- Owner
- Chief Compliance Officer
- Approving authority
- Governance Library Maintainer
- Classification
- Public
- Confidentiality
- Public
- Category
- Compliance Management
- Review frequency
- Annual and upon material change to sanctions, export-control, or denied-party-list regulatory regimes
- Licence
- CC BY-SA 4.0
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Outline
- 1. Purpose and scope
- 2. Governance and roles
- 3. Sanctions regimes in scope
- 4. Export-control regimes in scope
- 5. Denied-party and restricted-party screening
- 6. Beneficial-ownership and ultimate-beneficial-owner verification
- 7. Screening workflow and disposition
- 8. Recordkeeping and retention
- 9. Framework alignment
- 10. Limitations
Frameworks it maps to
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- Legal and Regulatory Compliance Policycompliance
- Global Regulatory Applicability Registercompliance
- Mergers and Acquisitions Due Diligence Procedurecompliance
- Supplier Due Diligence Proceduresupply-chain
- Fourth-Party and Nth-Party Risk Proceduresupply-chain
- Records Retention and Destruction Standardgovernance
- Role Authority Registergovernance
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