Today I’m talking about Curtiss-Wright Corporation’s reporting of potential OFAC violations, based on an article in the Wall Street Journal. I’m not so sure it’s so serious, based on the actions on the contracts administrator they fired.

BTW, I work for the company that owns the Journal - so... my opinions are not necessarily those of the WSJ or its parent company. Just saying.

Today I’m talking about Curtiss-Wright Corporation’s reporting of potential OFAC violations, based on an article in the Wall Street Journal. I’m not so sure it’s so serious, based on the actions on the contracts administrator they fired. BTW, I work for the company that owns the Journal - so... my opinions are not necessarily those of the WSJ or its parent company. Just saying.

The plane truth

The home for financial crime analysis and commentary. Mostly focused on economic sanctions, with anti-money laundering, export control and anti-bribery and corruption sprinkled in from time to time - it’s 15 minutes or less of your day to get a fresh perspective on current events and how they impact the bigger picture in business (and geopolitics, too!).

If you hunger for even more news about financial crime, you can always come over to MrWatchlist.com - I’d love to see you there!

Album art by Em Sohn (my youngest) - see https://www.sohnillustration.com/

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The home for financial crime analysis and commentary. Mostly focused on economic sanctions, with anti-money laundering, export control and anti-bribery and corruption sprinkled in from time to time - it’s 15 minutes or less of your day to get a fresh perspective on current events and how they impact the bigger picture in business (and geopolitics, too!). If you hunger for even more news about financial crime, you can always come over to MrWatchlist.com - I’d love to see you there! Album art by Em Sohn (my youngest) - see https://www.sohnillustration.com/

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