Best The Sanctions Age Podcasts (2024)

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Episode 10: Erica Moret 48:23

4M ago48:23

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In just about every country that has been targeted by a major sanctions program—including Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Venezuela, to name a few—we can observe significant humanitarian consequences. Sanctions contribute to shortages of essential goods, hinder access to healthcare, and exacerbate poverty and social instability. Understanding the huma…

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In conversation about studying loneliness and ageing in Southeast Asia 23:26

4M ago23:26

23:26

When Samia Akhter-Khan spent a year in Myanmar with older adults, she became curious to understand how loneliness operates in such social contexts where communities are tight knit. So for her PhD project, she chose to conduct research into loneliness in later life in Thailand and Myanmar. In this episode, Samia talks to her supervisor Dr Rosie Mays…

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Episode 9: Stephen Fallon 47:15

4M ago47:15

47:15

Stephen Fallon on how American regulators captured global banks. US authorities have taken advantage of the unique position of the dollar in the global economy to exercise significant control over the global financial system. When the U.S. introduces new financial regulations or sanctions regimes, global banks take notice, and tend to modify their …

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Episode 8: Gerard DiPippo 47:33

4M ago47:33

47:33

Gerard DiPippo on the intensifying economic competition between the United States and China. When the White House recently announced it would increase tariffs on a range of Chinese goods, it used striking language to explain why the measures were necessary. The White House statement claimed that “China’s unfair trade practices concerning technology…

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Episode 7: Henry Smith 43:42

4M ago43:42

43:42

Henry Smith on how global CEOs are navigating the sanctions landscape. In recent decades, multinational companies have pursued market opportunities around the world, creating complex supply chains and financial structures in the process. But what was once a world of expanding opportunity is increasingly a world of encroaching risks. With sanctions …

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Episode 6: Delaney Simon 41:52

4M ago41:52

41:52

Delaney Simon on the challenges of peacebuilding in the wake of sanctions. Sanctions are not meant to last forever. When diplomatic negotiations bring a dispute or conflict to an end, it may be time to lift sanctions imposed in response to that conflict. Unfortunately, sanctions can be difficult to lift, and they have lingering effects that can mak…

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Episode 5: Maximilian Hess and Nicholas Mulder 49:52

5M ago49:52

49:52

Maximilian Hess and Nicholas Mulder have spent a lot of time thinking about economic weapons and economic war, especially in the context of Ukraine. Their writings have graced the pages of the New York Times, the Financial Times, Foreign Affairs, and Foreign Policy. If there are trenches in economic wars, then Max and Nick two of the best correspon…

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Data Protection: Protecting Your Organization’s Data In The Digital Age With Yasir Ali 20:44

5M ago20:44

20:44

In today’s digital landscape, organizations need to build a secure foundation to protect their data. Yasir Ali is the Founder and CEO of PolymerHQ DLP, a company that offers a unique approach to data loss prevention designed for SaaS applications. He brings valuable insights about protecting your organization’s data and his approach to data loss pr…

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Episode 4: Javad Shamsi 49:04

5M ago49:04

49:04

Javad Shamsi on how firms adapt to sanctions. The U.S. sanctions on Iran target sectors across the country’s economy, including the energy, manufacturing, and banking sectors. In addition, hundreds of Iranian companies have been designated, meaning they have been singled out with targeted sanctions. Despite this expansive sanctions regime, very few…

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Episode 3: Daniel McDowell and Maria Shagina 44:28

5M ago44:28

44:28

Daniel McDowell and Maria Shagina on how states evade and undermine sanctions. The stakes around sanctions circumvention have never been higher. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has made sanctions evasion a matter of life or death. Russia continues to use export revenues to fund its war economy, and, despite trade restrictions, Russian factories con…

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The far-right and the changing politics of Europe 27:33

6M ago27:33

27:33

The far-right has seen its popularity grow across Europe in recent years and is expected to gain a quarter of the seats in the European Parliamentary elections this year. In this episode, Dr Georgios Samaras, Assistant Professor in Public Policy at King’s College London’s International School for Government, looks at what is behind the rise of the …

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Episode 2: Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman 49:22

6M ago49:22

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Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman on weaponizing Interdependence in a globalized world. In 2019, Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman published a paper titled “Weaponized Interdependence,” which quickly became one of the most widely cited papers about economic coercion. The paper spurred scholars and policymakers to recognise how the networks that under…

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Episode 1: Saleha Mohsin 36:26

6M ago36:26

36:26

Saleha Mohsin on how the strong dollar became the weaponized dollar. Over the last few decades, the Department of Treasury has transformed from an institution that managed the dollar, government budgets, and issued bonds into an institution playing a critical role in US national security. At the heart of this transformation was cast of characters—l…

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Artificial Intelligence And Data Privacy With Caroline McCaffery 27:07

6M ago27:07

27:07

Artificial intelligence is sweeping every aspect of the digital space right now, and it always finds its way into our personal lives in more ways than one. Despite its many benefits, concerns regarding data privacy arise. Caroline McCaffery of ClearOPS is here to discuss the state of data privacy laws and regulations as AI becomes more ubiquitous. …

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In conversation about the disruptive potential of Argentina’s feminist movements 25:49

7M ago25:49

25:49

What can feminist movements worldwide learn from Argentina? A lot it seems. In this episode, Lea Happ, PhD student in the Department of Global Health & Social Medicine talks to her supervisor Dominique Béhague about her research on the feminist activist networks in Argentina. She studies how the movement to legalise abortion transformed when that g…

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What do current conflicts tell us about the world today and our prospects for peace? 44:09

7M ago44:09

44:09

As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, there is also ongoing fighting in Gaza, attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea and subsequent US and UK air strikes. This has prompted some to warn we are a moving from a post-war to a pre-war world. In this latest episode, Dr Marina Miron, a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of War Studies at Ki…

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Precision Matters: Non-Latin Scripts in AML and Sanctions Screening 24:12

8M ago24:12

24:12

In this episode, Andre Leung, Co-Founder & CEO of Aereve, and Mabel Chu, Co-Chair of the Hong Kong Digital Finance Association's RegTech Committee, explore the intricacies of screening non-Latin scripts to facilitate cross-boundary KYC, AML, sanctions and adverse media checks, including the approaches taken by different types of institutions, techn…

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Redefining Risk: Charting the Future of Finance Across the Digital Asset Value Chain 37:46

8M ago37:46

37:46

In this episode, David Vignola, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer at SBI Digital Markets, and Chua Kah Hau, Chief Compliance Officer at AsiaNext, discuss trends, opportunities and expectations in digital asset markets, including the benefits and challenges of tokenising real-world assets. We explore the transformative impact tokenisation could hav…

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Navigating Cyber Risk: Building Cybersecurity Resilience With Wendy Epley 29:22

8M ago29:22

29:22

Cybersecurity incidents usually stem from human-enabled actions. But to err is human; it is only by learning from those mistakes that we can improve. In this episode, John Riley and George Usi sit down with Wendy Epley, Principal Analyst and Information Security expert at the University of Arizona. As a seasoned professional with over 15 years of e…

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Can we really rely on planting trees to help limit climate change? 42:43

9M ago42:43

42:43

In this episode, researcher Ol Perkins explores whether land-based carbon dioxide removal schemes such as reforestation can live up to their promises and help us meet global pledges to limit climate change. Ol outlines some of the challenging implications of this approach and why experts and policymakers also need to consider the socio-cultural, en…

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Redefining Risk: The Carbon Conundrum and the Future of Carbon Markets 27:12

9M ago27:12

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What role do banks play in the fight against climate change? How can carbon markets help them on this journey? In this episode of 'Redefining Risk', Matthew Chan, Head of Sustainability & ESG Engagement for Asia Pacific at JP Morgan, discusses the APAC carbon market landscape and the steps JPMorgan is taking to advance to net zero, including the ba…

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Redefining Risk: Navigating Headwinds of Change in Crypto 57:42

9M ago57:42

57:42

Regulatory headwinds have presented significant challenges to crypto platforms globally, even those that appeared to take all the right steps to ensure proper risk management and comply with regulatory expectations. In this episode, Oliver Linch, Chief Executive Officer of Bittrex Global, explains the decision to wind down one of the world's oldest…

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The CMMC Evolution: A CEO's Guide To Cyber Resilience With Seth Guntharp 39:20

9M ago39:20

39:20

Effective cybersecurity isn't just a checkbox – it's an ongoing investment in resilience. It starts from the top, where collaboration between IT and leadership paves the way for a secure digital future. In this episode, we have Seth Guntharp to shed light on the challenges and triumphs of achieving CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification).…

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In conversation about Nigeria's strategic role in West Africa 22:13

10M ago22:13

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What strategic role has Nigeria played on issues of peace and security in West Africa? What do Nigeria's past interventions in Liberia and Sierra Leone tell us about its role in the region today? In this episode, Dr Folahanmi Aina, who recently completed his PhD from the African Leadership Centre at King's, talks to Dr Olawale Ismail, Senior Lectur…

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Redefining Risk: The Tokenisation of Everything 21:47

10M ago21:47

21:47

By Regulation Asia

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The impact of colourism on people and societies around the world 18:27

11M ago18:27

18:27

This episode looks at how colourism affects people and their life chances, plus how research is helping to fill the gaps in our knowledge around this pervasive, but perhaps not widely known form of discrimination. Featuring Dr Aisha Phoenix, a social justice lecturer from the School of Education, Communication & Society at King’s College London, th…

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Regulation Asia Podcast 30:53

11M ago30:53

30:53

Today, we're bringing you a special edition of the podcast in partnership with our friends at the Singapore FinTech Festival. We had the pleasure of chatting with Jael Tan, Government and International Lead at Elevandi. This episode is a must-listen for those seeking insights into the upcoming event, its distinguished speakers, and the key topics u…

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In conversation about the Dravidian movement's transition into party politics 31:05

12M ago31:05

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How does a movement for social justice transform into a viable political party? How are the ideas of the movement reshaped in the process? In this episode, Dr Vignesh Rajahmani, who completed his PhD from the King's India Institute, speaks to Professor Christophe Jaffrelot, Professor of Indian Politics and Sociology, about his thesis on the Dravidi…

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How Should Business Executives Act And React After A Cyberattack 22:17

12M ago22:17

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In this pilot episode, John Riley and George Usi discuss the recent cyberattacks on Las Vegas casino giants MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment. Their conversation centers not so much on the technical aspect but more on the leadership side, discussing how business executives should swiftly act and appropriately react. John and Georg…

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How Executives Can Navigate Cyber Risks Today With Clarence Dingman 40:01

12M ago40:01

40:01

As technologies become even more interconnected and deeply embedded in our lives, facing cyber risks has become more real than ever. Cyber security could be the only thing that keeps you and your business safe. In this episode, John Riley and George Usi sit down with the President of PingWind, Inc., Clarence Dingman, to discuss how executives and l…

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Navigating The Intersection Between Web Design And Cybersecurity With Mary Putnam, DesignYourSite 34:01

1y ago34:01

34:01

There are a lot of parallels between web design and cybersecurity, and keeping your website secure may be the first step to making sure your business is safe from threats from bad actors. Mary Putnam, the CEO at DesignYourSite.net, straddles this intersection by providing comprehensive web services for businesses that include security audits and se…

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Cybersecurity And Business Leadership: A CEO's Guide To Protecting Their Business With Ryan Grimes 29:40

1y ago29:40

29:40

Safeguarding your business is not rocket science, but you may want to seriously consider hiring experts to do it, even if you have an IT team on your premises. Join John Riley and George Usi in this episode of Navigating Cyber Risk as they engage with Ryan Grimes, a seasoned IT professional with a unique passion for both cybersecurity and growing f…

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Navigating Cyber Risk: The Definitive Guide To Governance And Compliance 0:56

1y ago0:56

0:56

In the ever-accelerating world of cybersecurity, it's not a question of 'if,' but 'when' you'll face a breach. Join John Riley and George Usi co-founders of Omnistruck, as they unravel the high-stakes landscape of cyber risk management in Navigating Cyber Risk. This podcast, designed by executives for executives, delivers real-world insights into t…

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How Russia is outmanoeuvring Western sanctions 23:34

1y ago23:34

23:34

The international community imposed far-reaching sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine in a bid to weaken its economic base and curtail its ability to wage war. However, the war continues. So, what has happened? Have the sanctions not worked as hoped? And if not, why not? In this episode, Dr Alexander Kupatadaze, Senior Lecturer at …

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Molding Reality: How 3D Printing Bridges Design And Creation With Abraham Feld 36:23

1y ago36:23

36:23

From crafting dreams to engineering realities, 3D printing is reshaping industries and bridging the gap between imagination and innovation. So, what’s the catch? In this episode, we sit down with Abraham Feld, a visionary expert in additive manufacturing and co-founder of Creative 3D Technologies, to explore the world of 3D printing. Abraham takes …

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Ahead of the Game: Red Flags & False Positives 51:26

1y ago51:26

51:26

By Regulation Asia

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Modernizing Cybersecurity: Preventing Breaches With Ken Morris 31:40

1y ago31:40

31:40

We trudge into the cyberspace, potentially vulnerable to identity theft or cyber-attacks. Your company should be protected against potential attacks. In this episode, Ken Morris, the CEO of KnectIQ, offers valuable insights on preventing attacks and breaches through modernizing cybersecurity. He mentions building a technology that removes the need …

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The State Of The Banking Industry: Unveiling Why Banks Fail With Jay Williamson 33:37

1y ago33:37

33:37

We are seeing a number of bank failures happening recently, leaving those of us not from that sector wondering what is going on. Is our money safe? Is there a concern for our data? In this episode, Jay Williamson, the President and CEO of American Southwest Credit Union, joins John Riley and George Usi to shed light on the state of the banking indu…

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Addressing The Organic Waste Problem Through Hydrogen Production With Jean-Louis Kindler 29:34

1y ago29:34

29:34

Humans are producing endless amounts of organic waste every single day, and despite being mostly recyclable, a massive chunk of it only piles up in landfills. Jean-Louis Kindler wants to help reduce trash in the world by maximizing the impact of hydrogen production. Joining John Riley and George Usi, he talks about their work at Ways2H, where they …

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Amira Armond On Increasing The Likelihood Of Passing Cybersecurity Assessments 39:03

1y ago39:03

39:03

Businesses are required to undergo cybersecurity assessments to ensure data security. This process ensures that they have the necessary safeguards against cyberattacks, breaches, and data leaks. However, many fail to meet the regulatory requirements set by the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification and National Institute of Standards and Techno…

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In conversation about Brazil’s defence agenda in the South Atlantic 28:37

1y ago28:37

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What life skills can one learn from doing a PhD? In this episode, Dr Maísa Edwards who recently completed a joint PhD from the King’s Brazil Institute and the University of São Paulo talks about her research on Brazil’s diplomatic and defence relations in the South Atlantic region. Speaking to Dr Andreza de Souza Santos, Maísa also shares the chall…

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Unmasking Ransomware: The Shiny Penny That Costs Lives With Janine Darling 49:06

1y ago49:06

49:06

Ransomware is not just about money. It is also about lives frozen in uncertainty. It's time to unmask the dark reality, fortify our defenses, and protect the very essence of our digital existence. Our guest for today's episode is the CEO of Stash Global, Janine Darling, a leading expert in the field of cybersecurity. Janine discusses the shadowy wo…

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Unveiling Cyber Risks: Regulatory Challenges And Meeting Requirements With Eric Jenkusky 38:29

1y ago38:29

38:29

What would happen to the entire world if the internet suddenly shuts down? In this captivating episode, Eric Jenkusky of T.J. Clark International delves into the realms of cyber risks and the best way to navigate them. He shares an insider's look at the intersection of technology and defense, uncovering the hidden nuances that shape the military's …

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Backups, Frameworks, And Encryption: How To Protect Your Business From Data Loss With Chris Marshall 30:48

1y ago30:48

30:48

Data loss can be catastrophic for businesses of all sizes. But with the right routine, frameworks, and security measures in place, it's not a matter of if a backup will save you, but when. For today’s episode, we have Chris Marshall, a programming wizard, and CEO of Verified Backups LLC. Chris shares his expertise in backups, frameworks, and encryp…

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Cryptography: The New Frontier For Quantum Resilience With Kosta Vilk 26:09

1y ago26:09

26:09

With quantum computers, some of the encryption we use breaks quickly. What should we do to keep it resilient? In this episode, Kosta Vilk, the Founder of QuSecure, delves into cryptography as the new frontier for quantum resilience in more advanced systems. He explains that by bringing in management, monitoring controls, and controlling how things …

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Anonymity & Distance: The Psychology of Fraud in the Digital Age 29:56

1y ago29:56

29:56

In this podcast episode, Regulation Asia co-founder Bradley Maclean speaks to Michael Skiba (a.k.a. “Dr. Fraud”), a professor, researcher, consultant, media personality, trainer, and fraud subject matter expert. We discuss the world of online transactions and digital platforms to uncover how the increased anonymity they provide is shaping the psych…

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How Blockchain Will Transform The Aviation Technology With Brendan McKittrick 49:20

1y ago49:20

49:20

As aviation technology continues to evolve, more sophisticated inventions will continue to show up, with unmanned planes leading the charge. Brendan McKittrick of Aeroband Limited contributes to this evolution by integrating blockchain into aircraft. Joining John Riley and George Usi, they talk about how Web3 technology can make aviation more acces…

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First Line Fraudster: Frauds and Credit Line Scams 28:25

1y ago28:25

28:25

First-party fraud has become a tough battle for banks and FIs to solve. To understand why first-party or “friendly fraud” is such a threat—and why it’s increasing—we need to examine how it flourishes. In this podcast episode, Regulation Asia co-founder Bradley Maclean speaks to Will Tully, Regional Head of Fraud (Wealth and Private Banking) at HSBC…

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Advisory Solutions: The MSP To Businesses And Organizations With Anoush D'Orville 40:35

1+ y ago40:35

40:35

In an already disruptive space, the changes happening, both big and small, have an even more significant impact. We are part of the ongoing evolution, and if we don’t adapt, then we risk finding success, let alone staying in the game. Anoush D'Orville is very familiar with this fact, having been in the industry for years to finally establish his ow…

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Finding And Retaining Employees With A Combination Of Technical And Personable Skills With Mike Murphy 23:41

1+ y ago23:41

23:41

It is very hard to find people who have that great combination of technical skills and personable skills. Both skillsets are equally needed to build a successful career in tech, and having both in the same person is a rare find. This is why the issue of finding and, more importantly, retaining employees is something the keeps tech entrepreneurs up …

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