OFAC enforcement actions in 2015

OFAC published 15 civil penalties, settlements and findings of violation in 2015, totalling $599,705,997. The largest was Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank at $329,593,585 on 10/20/2015.

15actions in 2015
$599.71Mtotal penalties
$329.59Mlargest action
$214Kmedian action

OFAC published 15 actions in 2015 totalling $599,705,997, against 22 actions totalling $1,205,225,807 in 2014 — a fall of 50% in total penalties.

Every 2015 OFAC enforcement action

DateEntityViolationsPenalty (USD)
03/12/2015Commerzbank AG 1$258,660,796
03/25/2015PayPal, Inc. 1$7,658,300
03/25/2015Life For Relief and Development 1$780,000
04/15/2015First Data Resources, LLC 1$23,336
06/18/2015National Bank of Pakistan, New York 1$28,800
06/19/2015John Bean Technologies Corporation 1$391,950
07/24/2015Great Plains Stainless Co. 1$214,000
07/29/2015Blue Robin, Inc. 1$82,260
08/05/2015Production Products, Inc. 1$78,750
08/06/2015Navigators Insurance Company 1$271,815
08/27/2015UBS AG 1$1,700,100
10/20/2015Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank 1$329,593,585
10/27/2015Gil Tours Travel, Inc. 1$43,875
11/04/2015Banco do Brasil, S.A., New York 1$139,500
11/24/2015Barracuda Networks, Inc. 1$38,930

“Violations” is OFAC’s aggregate count of penalties, settlements or findings of violation for that entry. ↗ opens OFAC’s enforcement release.

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Source. U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control — Civil Penalties and Enforcement Information. Retrieved 2026-07-26. Works of the U.S. federal government are in the public domain (17 U.S.C. § 105).

This compilation is published by SanctionsAI under CC BY 4.0. Cite as: SanctionsAI, “OFAC Civil Penalties Database”, 2026, https://sanctionsai.dev/enforcement.

Not legal or compliance advice. This page reproduces figures published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control. OFAC’s own enforcement release is the authoritative record; where this page and OFAC differ, OFAC is correct. Consult qualified counsel for advice on any specific matter.