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FATF: Because Apparently Three-Quarters of Countries Can’t Be Bothered to Follow Their Own Money Laundering Rules

An illustration of three-quarters of a globe being engulfed by dark clouds while one-quarter remains bright blue; an arrow pointing downwards from the top quarter to emphasize its descent into darkness, with faint outlines of money bags and coins scattered across it. In contrast, the remaining quarter is surrounded by rays of light that form shapes resembling virtual assets or cryptocurrencies. A subtle line separates these two contrasting sections, hinting at a divide between compliance and non-compliance with anti-money laundering standards for the virtual asset sector.

Oh great, here we go again! The Financial Action Task Force is at it once more, trying to sound all serious about combating money laundering and terrorist financing through cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, 97 out of 130 jurisdictions can’t even be bothered to comply with their own recommendations. It’s like they’re just going through the motions

Source: bitcoin.com

Three-quarters of the jurisdictions surveyed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) “are only partially or not compliant” with the anti-money laundering recommendation for the virtual assets sector. According to the latest FATF update, 60% (88 jurisdictions) have decided to permit virtual asset service providers (VASPs), while 14% (20 jurisdictions) explicitly prohibit them. The FATF asserts that stablecoins and anonymity-enhancing cryptocurrencies are increasingly being used by terrorist organizations and rogue […]

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