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In today's interconnected world, global business opportunities are endless, but so are the compliance challenges. One critical element of global trade compliance is understanding and complying with regulations related to transactions with Foreign Governments and Foreign Government Owned Entities. These regulations can differ significantly from normal business practices you may follow when selling or entering into an agreement in the global marketplace.

Export compliance is too important to leave to chance. Successful export companies create written export compliance programs (ECP) to help ensure their employees know, understand and comply with governing regulations in every step of the export process.

Export controls and compliance with export regulations has long been a complex issue for exporters. Determining agency jurisdiction and classification under the appropriate regulations is difficult and requires a comprehensive understanding of the regulations.

U.S. export regulations are broad and complex. The penalties for violating these regulations can be significant ranging from fines, bans on exporting, and even jail. Don't let that happen to you or your company.

China’s expanded “Anti-Espionage Law” has been in effect for nearly a year now. The new law significantly expanded the scope of covered espionage activities and established broad criteria for determining espionage behavior, while granting extensive investigative power to Chinese national security agencies.