Sanctions Can Take Many Forms
- Embargoes: broad bans on trading with a country
- Export controls bar the supply of specified products, services, and intellectual property to targeted countries
- Capital controls can restrict investment in targeted countries or industries, or broadly bar access to international capital markets for a country's issuers
- Trade sanctions can include import controls for specific countries, regions, or industries
- Asset freezes: Assets within sanctioning jurisdictions can be seized or frozen, preventing their sale or withdrawal
- Travel restrictions: Officials and private citizens, as well as immediate fa
mily members, may be denied travel access to sanctioning jurisdictions.
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