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What is a sanction?

What is a sanction?


What is a sanction?

A Sanction is a restriction that a country (or a group of countries) puts on another country as an attempt to stop financial crime, terrorism, and human rights abuse.


Performing robust sanction checks on prospective employees or clients is crucial in order to stay compliant with the current regulations.


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