Examples of using Fatf in English and their translations into Chinese
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Samoa was evaluated by the Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering, a FATF style regional body, in February 2006.
The FATF framework is wider than the Al-Qaida sanctions regime but offers complementary approaches and tools for dealing with Al-Qaida-related terrorist financing.
The FSB, FATF and the International Organization of Securities Commissions(IOSCO) are the organizations which form regulations under G20 leadership.
FATF also referred to measures the Government of Argentina had already adopted and those whose adoption was still pending.
OGBS participates actively in the FATF Working Groups including the FATF Working Group on Combating the Financing of Terrorism.
In December 2001 and February 2002, FATF circulated a self-assessment questionnaire on terrorist financing to FATF members and non-members, respectively.
FATF has developed comprehensive standards and evaluation and enforcement mechanisms which include the requirement to implement the assets freeze.
The FATF has asked for a report by June 2020 to check on progress.
FATF monitors the implementation of its Forty Recommendations on Money-Laundering and Nine Special Recommendations on terrorist financing through the mutual evaluation process.
In April 1990, FATF published a report comprising 40 Recommendations constituting a full plan of action to combat money-laundering.
FATF analysed and published the initial results for its members in June 2002.
As a result, FATF guidance to States is highly relevant to their implementation of the sanctions measures.
FATF suggests that the reporting threshold be set below 15,000 euros/$15,000, acknowledging that the amount will vary from State to State.
The FATF Handbook for Countries and Assessors provides a set of instructions and guidance for conducting assessments.
The countries that are still not complying with the FATF standards serve as vulnerable points of entry into the financial system for terrorists and criminals.
FATF recommendation 1 states that countries should criminalize money-laundering on the basis of the 1988 Convention and the Organized Crime Convention.
Almost all FATF members were in full or partial compliance with most of the Recommendations.
FATF evaluations reveal the widespread continuing need for Member States to develop the capacity to implement the assets freeze.
See FATF web site, www. fatf-gafi. org; Current news releases:“FATF Targets Cross-Border Cash Movements by Terrorists and Criminals”.
FATF is also preparing guidance on implementation of activity-based financial sanctions and vigilance provisions of Security Council resolutions.