Fewer Than 30% of Jurisdictions Globally Have Started Regulating Crypto: FATF Chief
Globally, less than 30% of jurisdictions have started regulating the crypto sector as of June 2023, the Financial Action Task ...
Read moreGlobally, less than 30% of jurisdictions have started regulating the crypto sector as of June 2023, the Financial Action Task ...
Read moreFATF has recently downgraded Russia’s compliances. The downgrading was caused by FATF claiming that Russia had low regulation of virtual ...
Read moreA renewed call from the Financial Action Task Force has asked countries to implement the “Travel Rule” to combat money ...
Read moreA forthcoming report from FATF will urge jurisdictions to close loopholes, focusing on emerging risks from decentralized finance and peer-to-peer ...
Read more“There are major inconsistencies between Qatar’s risk profile and the type and extent of terrorist financing activity prosecuted and convicted,” ...
Read moreThe exchange has set notification requirements for receiving and sending crypto to TRUST-compliant platforms in a list of 21 countries, ...
Read moreThe FATF requires virtual asset service providers to implement the same preventive measures as financial institutions, including customer due diligence, ...
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Read more“We recognize that there are a number of areas where both countries and the private sector have wanted more guidance ...
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