EU, UK and US sanctions are legally distinct regimes with different designation criteria, review procedures, and enforcement mechanisms. Following Brexit, UK sanctions no longer automatically mirror EU lists — the UK maintains its own OFSI-administered regime. US OFAC sanctions are extraterritorial in scope and can affect non-US companies. Being listed in one regime does not automatically mean designation in another, but coordinated multi-regime exposure is increasingly common for high-profile clients.
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