The people, companies and assets subject to embargoes by governments and institutions throughout the world are made public through the so-called sanctions lists. These are issued by the countries and institutions imposing sanctions. Boycott measures target people who support the invasion of Ukraine politically, financially or militarily. These include members of the Duma, weapons manufacturers, and high-ranking military officers. Vladimir Putin is on the sanctions list, as well as the heads of the TV broadcaster Russia Today and the oligarch Igor Setchin.   In addition, Russian banks and companies are also subject to boycotts with the aim of damaging Russia’s economy. The latest goal is to restrict Putin’s ability to finance the war. The most notable of the targeted companies are Sber Bank, Russia’s main financial institution, and the Russian Central Bank.