International sanctions, export controls, and technology restrictions are increasingly shaping decisions involving companies with international operations.
In an article published by LexLegal, Cíntia Rosa, Counsel in our Compliance and Corporate Investigations practice, examines the implications of this landscape for Brazilian companies. Her analysis covers topics ranging from the designation of the PCC and Comando Vermelho as Foreign Terrorist Organizations by the United States to international disputes involving artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and strategic technologies.
The article also explores the challenges these developments pose for risk management, compliance, and corporate governance, in a context where geopolitical decisions can affect business relationships, contracts, investments, and supply chains.