How Worldwide Asset Freezing Orders Are Reshaping Yacht Deals
About this episode
The episode explores how worldwide asset freezing orders are impacting yacht deals and international law.
Text us your ideas and feedback! Money now moves at the speed of a click, but the law is racing to catch up. We dive into the rise of worldwide freezing orders—born from the English Mareva injunction—and explore how a judge in one country can halt assets across borders, reshaping how major deals get done. From the chaotic rush of Russian privatization to Bill Browder’s campaign and the Magnitsky framework, we connect the dots between private remedies, public sanctions, and the new reality fac...
People in this episode
Hosts: Michael Moore, Diane Byrne
Topics covered
- asset freezing orders
- yacht deals
- international law
- sanctions
- privatization
- cross-border assets
Keywords
- asset freezing
- yacht deals
- Mareva injunction
- Bill Browder
- Magnitsky
- sanctions
- international law
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Magnitsky framework, English Mareva injunction
Places: Russia
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