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Only concrete step on #FATF governance revealed so far is 2-year terms for Presidents and enhanced role for vice-Presidents in future.

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#FATF continues to discuss its status and governance, out of public scrutiny. Mildly ironic for an organisation so keen on transparency...

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Fintech: Capturing Benefits, Avoiding Risks: '...oversight needs to be reimagined.' Key focus @RUSI_org @CFCS_RUSI blogs.imf.org/2017/06/20/fin…

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Outcomes of Valencia #FATFPlenary: #terroristfinancing, #beneficialownership, statement Brazil, update Iran & more bit.ly/2t3ypF0 pic.twitter.com/4gXwcuEZv8

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'The rule-setters must strike a balance between choking off dirty money and keeping the clean stuff flowing' #FATF espresso.economist.com/e85cc6…

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TIMELINE OF RECENT EVENTS

  • Webinar: FATF and Uganda

  • ICFO AGM Open Conference

  • Regional Workshop on Preventing Terrorist Abuse of Non-Profit Organisations, Lome

Highlights

  • 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 »

  • EU presents initial findings in the EU Supra National Risk Assessment

    Review, comments and input are welcome The European Coalition on … Read More »
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    • NPO Input on Best Practices Paper
    • NPO Position Paper on Typologies Report
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    • European Level
    • Early Warning and Alert System (EWAS)
    • Risk Assessment
    • Typical Government Abuse
    • Governments: Good Practice Recommendations
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