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Greece Implements Sanctions Linked to Iran Following US Treasury Action

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The Greek finance ministry announced it was implementing sanctions linked to Iran to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism. This action followed the US Treasury Department imposing sanctions on Karnakis & Karnakis, a law firm based in Greece and Panama, for providing legal assistance to Iranian shipping networks. The Greek ministry stated it is evaluating the US Treasury's statement and taking appropriate measures under national, EU, and international law.

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Why it matters

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The sanctions follow the US Treasury Department's action against a law firm for assisting Iranian shipping networks. The Greek finance ministry's response comes after the US Treasury also issued an administrative subpoena to an unnamed Greek bank to advance an investigation.

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  • GreeceCountry where the Greek finance ministry implemented the sanctions

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  • Bank of GreeceSpeculative

    The Bank of Greece might face increased compliance costs and risk exposure due to the sanctions.

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