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Home - News - India Lauded in FATF Assessment for Robust Anti-Money Laundering Efforts

India Lauded in FATF Assessment for Robust Anti-Money Laundering Efforts

News 29/06/2024Sunil GarnayakBy Sunil Garnayak1 Min ReadUpdated:29/06/2024

A Landmark Achievement in Financial Crime Prevention

Excerpt: India has received high praise for its anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CFT) regime in the recent Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Mutual Evaluation. While hailed for its robust measures, the report also identifies areas for further enhancement.

Key Takeaways:

  • Commendable Compliance: FATF acknowledged India’s high level of technical compliance and effectiveness in combating financial crimes.
  • Room for Refinement: The assessment highlighted the need to strengthen supervision in certain sectors and expedite prosecutions.
  • Digital Transformation Lauded: India’s shift towards a digital economy, aided by initiatives like JAM Trinity, was recognized for its contribution to curbing illicit financial flows.
  • Positive Economic Implications: The positive evaluation is expected to bolster India’s access to global financial markets, boost investor confidence, and support the international expansion of UPI.

Government’s Perspective:

The Indian government views this as a testament to its unwavering dedication to upholding financial integrity and combating illicit finance.

Sunil Garnayak
Sunil Garnayak

Sunil Garnayak is an expert in Indian news with extensive knowledge of the nation’s political, social, and economic landscape and international relations. With years of experience in journalism, Sunil delivers in-depth analysis and accurate reporting that keeps readers informed about the latest developments in India. His commitment to factual accuracy and nuanced storytelling ensures that his articles provide valuable insights into the country’s most pressing issues.

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