FATF adds four jurisdictions to AML/CFT watchlist
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Kyle Brasseur2021-06-28T18:59:00
The Financial Action Task Force added Haiti, Malta, the Philippines, and South Sudan to its “grey list” focused on areas subject to increased monitoring for deficiencies in fighting financial crime.
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