OFSI unveils its Strategy for 2026-2029 outlining a risk-based, intelligence-led approach to strengthen UK sanctions through improved compliance, streamlined licensing, and targeted enforcement

The strategy centres on three core outcomes: improving understanding of sanctions-evasion risks through data and intelligence, delivering higher-quality licensing, compliance support and enforcement, and strengthening partnerships across government, industry and international allies. It introduces a new operating model built around four pillars—Promote, Enable, Respond and Change—aimed at clarifying expectations…