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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an inter-governmental body which sets international standards, with the aim of preventing money laundering and the financing of terrorism and the harm they cause to society. The FATF also work to stop funding for weapons of mass destruction.
The FATF has developed the FATF Recommendations which ensure a co-ordinated global response to prevent organised crime, corruption and terrorism. The FATF regularly publish non-binding guidance and best practice documentation to assist jurisdictions implement the FATF Recommendations.
All documents are available from the FATF website: FATF Guidance. In addition, the table below sets out the guidance highlighted by the FATF Methodology:
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Relevant FATF Standards/Methodology |
Guidance |
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Methodology introduction - Risk-based approach |
Guidance on risk-based supervision Guidance for a risk-based approach for legal professionals Guidance for a risk-based approach for the accounting profession Guidance for a risk-based approach for trust and company service providers Guidance for a risk-based approach: life insurance sector Guidance for a risk-based approach: securities sector Guidance for a risk-based approach: money or value transfer services Guidance for a risk-based approach: virtual currencies Guidance for a risk-based approach: the banking sector Guidance for a risk-based approach: prepaid cards, mobile payments and internet-based payment services |
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Methodology Introduction - Corruption |
Best practices paper: the use of the FATF Recommendations to combat corruption |
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Recommendation 1 |
Guidance on Proliferation Financing Risk Assessment and Mitigation National money laundering and terrorist financing risk assessment Terrorist financing risk assessment guidance |
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Recommendation 2 Recommendation 7 |
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Recommendation 4 Recommendation 38 |
Best practices on confiscation (Recommendations 4 and 38) and a framework for ongoing work on asset recovery |
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Recommendation 5 |
Guidance on criminalising terrorist financing |
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Recommendation 6 |
International best practices: targeted financial sanctions related to terrorism and terrorist financing (Recommendation 6) |
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Recommendation 7 |
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Recommendation 8 |
Best practices on combating the abuse of non-profit organisations |
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Recommendation 10 |
Guidance on digital ID |
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Recommendation 12 Recommendation 22 |
FATF guidance: Politically Exposed Persons (Recommendations 12 and 22) |
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Recommendation 13 |
Guidance on correspondent banking Services |
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Recommendation 15 |
Guidance on risk-based approach to virtual assets and virtual asset service providers Guidance for a risk-based approach to virtual assets and virtual asset service providers |
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Recommendation 18 Recommendation 21 |
FATF guidance - private sector information |
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Recommendation 24 Recommendation 25 Methodology Immediate Outcome 5 |
Best practices on beneficial ownership for legal persons Guidance on transparency and beneficial ownership |
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Recommendation 30 Recommendation 31 Methodology Immediate Outcome 7 |
Operational issues - financial investigations guidance |
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Recommendation 33 Methodology Effectiveness assessment |
Guidance on AML/CFT-related data and statistics |
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Methodology Immediate Outcome 3 |
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Methodology Immediate Outcome 4 |
FATF guidance on AML/CFT measures and financial inclusion, with a supplement on customer due diligence |
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