
Sanctions and Export Controls Health Check

Understand your sanctions and export controls exposure and whether your compliance framework is fit for purpose
Sanctions and export controls have become an increasingly significant compliance and regulatory challenge for organisations operating internationally.
They are a fast-moving and, high-impact risk for any organisation operating internationally.
Regimes are expanding. Enforcement is increasing. And exposure often sits across multiple jurisdictions.
Our Sanctions and export controls health check helps you quickly understand where your organisation sits, and whether your current controls are doing enough to protect you.

Why you need to act now
Sanctions and export controls are evolving rapidly, driven by geopolitical change, technological development and increasing regulatory scrutiny. They are:
The impact of getting it wrong is significant, from criminal liability and financial penalties to director disqualification and reputational damage.
Many organisations are exposed without having a clear, up-to-date view of their risk, or whether their compliance framework is keeping pace.
A practical starting point
Our Sanctions and export controls health check helps you take a structured look at your position.
By answering a short series of targeted questions about your organisation’s activities, operations and existing controls, you can:
- See where sanctions and export controls risk arises in your business
- Understand the underlying legal exposure
- Evaluate whether existing controls are effective in practice Identify where gaps or weaknesses may exist
You’ll receive a personalised report that distinguishes between:
- The level of risk inherent in your organisation’s activities
- The extent to which that risk is mitigated by the current framework in place
Important information
This tool is intended to support understanding of sanctions and export controls risks. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such.
Sanctions and export controls regimes are complex and highly organisation-specific. Tailored legal advice, including analysis of risk and potential exemptions, should always be sought when assessing compliance obligations or responding to identified risks.




