What is FATF?
It is a global AML/CFT/CPF standard setter.
What is FATF’s objective?
To protect financial system and broader economy from the threats of ML/TF/PF
What are FATF’s 4 functions?
What are FATF’s 4 functions?
Who makes up The Global Network?
Name 3 closest to NZ FSRBs
Define Money Laundering
The process of hiding the illicit origin of proceeds of crime.
Define Terrorist Financing
It’s financing of terrorists, terrorist acts and terrorist organisations
Define prolifiration financing
It refers to breach, non-implementation or evasion of the targeted financial sanction obligations referred to in Recommendation 7
What are 3 actions in Money Laundering?
How many FATF Recommendations are there, and how many categories?
There are 40 recommendations, which are split into 7 categories
What are FATF Recommendations?
These are comprehensive framework measures that countries should implement to tackle ML/TF/PF
What is Category 1 on AML/CFT Policies and Coordination about (recommendations 1 & 2)?
What is Category 2 on ML and Confiscation (regulation 3-4)?
What is Category 3 on TF and PF (regulation 5-8)?
What is Category 4 on Preventative Measures (recommendations 9-23)?
What is Category 5 on Transparency and Beneficial Ownership Arrangements (recommendations 24-25)?
What is Category 6 on Powers and Responsibility of Competent Authorities (recommendations 26-35)?
What is Category 7 on International Cooperation (recommendations 36 - 40)?
What does effectiveness mean?
How well a country’s AML/CFT/CPF regime mitigate financial risks and threats.
How does FATF assess the effectiveness of country’s AML/CFT/CPF?
It’s measure based on a hierarchy of defined outcomes (11 immediate outcomes.
This is done to see in detail how component parts operate.