Mining At War: Managing the Complexity of a Sanctions-driven Business Climate

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With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, sanctions law has leapt to the forefront of due diligence across all domains of business law from financial transactions to M&A. The global mining industry, with its intricate cross-border relationships and highly integrated supply chains, is particularly vulnerable to sanctions enforcement.

The law of sanctions is complex, politically-charged, and consequential. Failure to understand and adhere to these regulations can cost more than dollars: they carry potential penal consequence. Critical mineral supply is intimately linked to the security of states and any sustained war effort. But that very supply is now potentially hampered by the sanctions restrictions imposed by multiple allied nations in respect of war in Ukraine.

On June 14, join sanctions law expert Clifford Sosnow, Co-Chair, International Trade and Investment Group, in conversation with Andrew House, Co-Leader of Fasken’s National Security Group, as we thread this difficult needle and address the “unknown unknown” of what new sanctions mean for your day-to-day mining operations and forward growth plans.

Speakers

• Andrew House, Partner & Co-Leader, National Security Group, Fasken
• Clifford Sosnow, Partner & Co-Chair, International Trade and Investment Group, Fasken

Agenda

• 11:30 - 13:00 ET Webinar and Q&A

Cost

This event is complimentary

Type

You can attend this event either in-person at the Fasken Toronto office (limited seats available) or via webinar.

Should you choose to participate in person, we encourage you to arrive 30 minutes early so you have enough time to grab your lunch and settle in.