Technically, blocked funds on the SDN list However, because they are prohibited from exercising any rights of ownership, that "ownership" is effectively a legal fiction until the person is removed from the list or the U.S. government moves to formally forfeit the assets. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more
Funds blocked due to designation on the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List do not change legal ownership. The assets remain the property of the designated individual, entity, or government (the “SDN”). However, the blocked party’s access to, control over, and ability to derive value from those funds is completely severed and transferred to the jurisdiction of OFAC. The financial institution holding the funds acts as a custodian under a government-mandated freeze. who do blocked funds on the sdn list belong to
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