April 30 Webinar: Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act: Lessons Learned from the First Round of Securities Disclosures

About ITRA Sections 218 and 219

US companies and issuers (both domestic and foreign) with listed securities in the United States have now had an opportunity to address expanded US sanctions targeting Iran and the new Iran-related disclosure requirements passed into law pursuant to ITRA Sections 218 and 219, respectively.  ITRA Section 218 expanded US sanctions targeting Iran to apply to non-US entities owned or controlled by US persons, in addition to US persons.  The new federal securities disclosure obligations in ITRA Section 219 and new Section 13(r) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 require issuers to publicly disclose certain information relating to a broad range of transactions and dealings related to Iran and certain types of Specially Designated Nationals.
 
Why This Matters to You

In the first round of required disclosures pursuant to ITRA Section 219 and Section 13(r), issuers have taken a variety of approaches to these requirements and have disclosed a broad range of activities, some of which may have implications for those issuers’ international trade compliance policies.  From these initial disclosures, we can already draw some lessons about how ITRA Section 219 is affecting issuers.

Please join us for this informative session.
 
Date: Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Time: 11:00 am Eastern Time
8:00 Pacific
10:00 Central
11:00 Eastern
15:00 United Kingdom
16:00 Central Europe

Presenters:
Pamela K. Dayanim
Partner, Washington, DC
New Federal Securities Disclosure Requirements

Alexandre Lamy
Associate, Washington, DC
International Trade Considerations 

Duration:
60 Minutes

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