FATF aims to enhance financial inclusion and support low-capacity countries in implementing its AML/CFT standards
Under its newly installed Mexican presidency, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) aims to increase “voices and participation” of FATF-style Regional Bodies (FSRBs) in the financial watchdog’s work and to strengthen cohesion in the Global Network. At last week’s plenary, the FATF made significant progress on this priority.
First, members agreed to strengthen their support to regional bodies to support high-quality, consistent evaluations across the Global Network, which includes both FATF and the nine regional FSRBs.
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