Ulrike Jasper
Dr. Ulrike Jasper
About the author
Dr. Ulrike Jasper is an attorney who has advised AEB SE for 10 years on issues of international commercial law. She writes pieces on European export control laws, US re-export law, and sanctions list screening.
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Practical helpredJune 26, 2023Sanctions against Russia: implementation in practice
The EU sanctions against Russia are a moving target. Some examples and tips for proper implementation in practice.
InsightsredFebruary 01, 2023Explained: EU export control lists and dual-use goods classification
Which EU lists are relevant for export controls? And what exactly do you need to remember when classifying dual-use goods? A step-by-step guide.
Expert tipsredDecember 16, 2022Technology transfer in export controls: what you need to know
Help with questions around technology transfer in export controls and the difference between technology exports and knowledge transfers.- TCM workshopredSeptember 29, 2022
Over- and under-compliance in export controls and sanctions law
We’ve polled industry insiders and consulted with experts on seven questions relating to over- and under-compliance in export controls. - US law tipsredMay 27, 2022
US export controls: update and help with "de minimis"
De minimis rules are deeply embedded in US export control laws and affect companies around the world. Here are useful details to avoid misunderstandings. - Case studyredMay 23, 2022
The case of Roman Abramovich: The impact of financial sanctions
What are bans on indirect provisions of economic or financial resources? A case study on financial sanctions with a look at the example of Roman Abramovich. - US law complianceredFebruary 01, 2022
EAR99, CCL, CCC, ECCN: Tips and checklists for export controls under US EAR
AEB presents a user’s guide to the alphabet soup of EAR99, CCL, CCC, and ECCN – because violations of US export control law can have severe consequences. - Step by stepredJanuary 21, 2022
Export controls case study using the example of an export to Belarus
Trade restrictions do not mean that a sales market cannot still be attractive. We use the example of Belarus to explain how to ensure compliance.
