Financial Sanctions, Global Anti-Corruption
UK financial sanctions are in place for persons involved in serious corruption or that are linked to those involved in serious corruption. This document provides a current list of designated persons.
Documents
Details
The Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regulations 2021 impose UK sanctions relating to serious corruption.
Context
As set out in the regulations, the global anti-corruption sanctions regime is aimed at preventing and combatting serious corruption (bribery or misappropriation of property).
The regulations impose sanctions on persons designated due to involvement in serious corruption or because they are linked to those involved in serious corruption.
This regime replaces the Misappropriations (Sanctions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020 regime concerning misappropriation of state funds from any country outside the UK.
UK regulations
Find out more about UK sanctions relating to global anti-corruption
Updates to this page
Last updated 21 November 2024 + show all updates
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 21/11/2024 added.
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 30/04/2024 added.
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 10/08/2023 added
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 16/05/2023 added.
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 27/03/2023 added
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 22/03/2023 added
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Current list of designated persons: Global Anti-Corruption pdf updated
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 10/02/2023 added
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HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 13/12/2022 added
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Updated with HM Treasury Notice, 09/12/2022
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Updated with 'HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 20/05/2022'
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Updated with 'Latest HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 08/02/2022'.
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Updated with 'Latest HM Treasury Notice, Global Anti-Corruption, 12/08/2021'.
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Updated with: Latest HM Treasury notice, 22/07/2021, Global Anti-Corruption.
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First published.