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One of the most important mechanisms that ensure the effective functioning of the international system for combating money laundering and terrorist financing is the work of the FATF and MONEYVAL to identify states and jurisdictions whose national anti-money laundering systems largely do not comply with international standards in this area, or which do not seek to cooperate in this area at the international level.

 

In 2008-2009, this mechanism was implemented through the issuance of FATF and MONEYVAL statements, in which the relevant states and jurisdictions were given recommendations on the need to bring national anti-money laundering legislation in line with international standards.

 

 

Public statements FATF

 

 

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2022

 

FATF Public Statement-March 2022

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2021

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2021

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2020

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2020

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2020

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2019

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2019

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2019

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2018

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2018

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2018

 

FATF Public Statement-November 2017

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2017

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2017

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2016

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2016

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2016

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2015

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2015

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2015

 

FATF Public Statement-October 2014

 

FATF Public Statement-June 2014

 

FATF Public Statement-February 2014

 

 

 

MONEYVAL statements:

 

December 14, 2009

September 24, 2009

March 20, 2009

December 12, 2008

 

 

 

 

 

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