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Interesting article on whether there is any basis for regulation of #cryptocurrencies, given the information deficit on these new products. twitter.com/CharitySecurit…

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#FATF Mutual Evaluation Report for Denmark is out. 'Partial Compliance' on Rec 8 (nonprofits). Risk assessment judged to be not up to mark twitter.com/FATFNews/statu…

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#Derisking and #nonprofits: questions on legitimacy and effectiveness of AML/CFT systems; and possible solutions. globalpolicyjournal.com/blog/…

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TIMELINE OF RECENT EVENTS

  • Roundtable: Counter-terrorism & money-laundering policy and NPOs

  • Webinar: FATF and Uganda

  • ICFO AGM Open Conference

Highlights

  • Nigeria: Report on Closing Spaces for Civil Society and Democratic Engagement

    A research report ‘Closing Spaces for Civil Society and Democratic … Read More »

  • Financial Access for Nonprofits: Results of an Empirical Study, with Policy Recommendations

    The Charity & Security Network report on Financial Access for … Read More »

  • World Bank and ACAMS Report on De-risking

    The World Bank and the Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering … Read More »

  • FSB Action Plan to Address Decline in Correspondent Banking

    The Financial Stability Board has published this action plan to assess … Read More »

  • NPO response to initial findings of the EU Supra National Risk Assessment (SNRA)

    The European Commission (DG Justice) is currently undertaking a supranational … Read More »
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