SanctionsIQ

Hannah Pring
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  • Business

This podcast discuss the impact of global financial sanctions and the challenges of complying with these sanctions.

Episodes

  1. 19 Jun

    UniCredit Bank GmbH v Celestial Aviation Services Ltd

    When sanctions law is unclear, do you pay and risk breaching sanctions, or refuse and risk being sued for breach of contract? In this episode, Naomi Wilkinson and Hannah Pring, founders of SanctionsIQ, unpack the landmark case of UniCredit Bank GmbH v Celestial Aviation Services Ltd. They explore what happens when businesses find themselves caught between sanctions legislation and contractual obligations, and how a series of court decisions ultimately overturned the market's understanding of how Letters of Credit operate and when payments could lawfully be made. The case raises fundamental questions about sanctions clauses, legal uncertainty and who bears the risk when compliance and commercial obligations collide.

  2. 25 May

    The Strait of Hormuz

    You don’t need Iranian oil, an Iranian counterparty or even an Iranian destination to end up with an Iranian sanctions problem. In this episode, Naomi Wilkinson and Hannah Pring, founders of SanctionsIQ, explore sanctions against Iran, the Strait of Hormuz and how seemingly ordinary transactions can create unexpected sanctions exposure. We discuss why traditional screening frameworks may miss the risks that matter most in this context and why sanctions intelligence is becoming critical in an increasingly complex world.

  3. 23 May

    SanctionsIQ: intro

    Hello!

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About

This podcast discuss the impact of global financial sanctions and the challenges of complying with these sanctions.

Information

  • Creator
    Hannah Pring
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    3
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Hannah Pring