
Banks and institutions cannot be used for AML/CFT to combat virtual assets says Moneyval
Traditional forms of control that banks and institutions have on financial flows and services cannot be used to combat emerging money laundering and terrorist financing risks related to virtual assets according to the Council of Europe’s anti-money laundering and counter financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) watchdog, Moneyval.
In its annual report for 2021, the permanent monitoring unit also says the effectiveness of European countries’ remains particularly weak in financial sector supervision.
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