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Are the UK’s Russian financial sanctions working?

Inquiry

In March 2022, the Committee published its report: Defeating Putin: the development, implementation and impact of economic sanctions on Russia.

The Committee is now undertaking a further inquiry on the UK’s financial sanctions on Russia.

 

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The deadline for submissions was Thursday 28 March 2024.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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Correspondence

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Letter from the Chair to Baroness Vere, HM Treasury, relating to financial sanctions on Russia, dated 23 May
Inquiry Are the UK’s Russian financial sanctions working?
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Oral evidence transcripts

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22 May 2024
Inquiry Are the UK’s Russian financial sanctions working?
Witnesses Neil Whiley (Director of Sanctions and Export Controls at UK Finance), and Mike Miller (Economic Crime Manager at Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW))
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14 May 2024
Inquiry Are the UK’s Russian financial sanctions working?
Witnesses Emma Hardaker (Head of Financial Crime and Compliance at Lloyds of London), Richard Bronze (Head of Geopolitics and Co-Founder at Energy Aspects), and Arabella Ramage (Legal Director at Lloyd’s Market Association)
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14 May 2024
Inquiry Are the UK’s Russian financial sanctions working?
Witnesses Bill Browder (CEO at Hermitage Capital Management, and Head at Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign)
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Written evidence

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HM Treasury (RFS0033)
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Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP (RFS0032)
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Mr Joe Horsfall (Investor at Evraz Plc) (RFS0031)
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