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‘A key market for our company has just had sanctions imposed on it. What do we do?’
Market Insight
9 January 2019
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Daniel Martin
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and Anthony Woolich suggest a simple but effective procedure for responding to the news that existing contracts may be impacted by sanctions.
This article was originally published in WorldECR A World of Change Special Report 2018 and is reproduced with kind permission.
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