Restricted, Terminated or Excluded Individuals or Entities

This category includes individuals or organizations that have been Restricted, Terminated, or Excluded from participating in specific programs or activities due to non-compliance with rules and regulations. Such restrictions may arise from violations of laws, fraud, or unethical behavior.

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8,698 Entities in Restricted, Terminated or Excluded Individuals or Entities
Entity NameEntity TypeEffective DateStatus

KIM TAESUNG

IndividualMay 21, 2023active

PATEL SANJAY K

IndividualMay 28, 2013active

JIANG FENG

IndividualMay 9, 2024active

KHAN AYSHA

IndividualApr 6, 2023active

HUSSAIN ABUL F

IndividualJun 20, 2006active

CATALANO ELAINE

IndividualAug 20, 2009active

BUSSEY DAVID

IndividualJun 18, 2006active

TURNER SHERRY A

IndividualApr 29, 2009active

KANIA WILLIAM F

CompanyNov 30, 2010active

ROZZELL QUENTIN

IndividualSep 18, 2014active

FAQs

Why is compliance with Reward for Justice -Seeking Information against International Terrorism - Wanted Terrorists necessary?

Complying with the Reward for Justice program is crucial to fostering safety and security in our communities. This program encourages individuals to provide information about wanted terrorists who pose threats to our nation and its interests. By understanding and adhering to the guidelines outlined in this program, compliance professionals play a key role in combating terrorism.

Which companies should comply with Reward for Justice -Seeking Information against International Terrorism - Wanted Terrorists?

Companies in the finance, travel, and technology sectors must comply with sanctions related to international terrorism. This is crucial to prevent supporting terrorist activities, avoid legal penalties, and maintain a good reputation. Compliance helps ensure that businesses do not unknowingly engage with individuals or organizations involved in terrorism, promoting global security.