6th & Final FATF Plenary held in Singapore; FATF Adopts Mutual Evaluation Report of India

Published on June 29, 2024
Current Context: The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) held its final plenary under the Singapore presidency from June 26th to 28th, 2024. During this meeting, one of the key outcomes was the adoption of India's Mutual Evaluation Report.
6th & Final FATF Plenary held in Singapore; FATF Adopts Mutual Evaluation Report of India
  • Here's a summary:
    • Positive Outcome for India: The report placed India in the "regular follow-up" category, a distinction shared by only a few other G20 nations. This signifies a significant achievement in India's fight against money laundering and terrorist financing.
    • FATF's Recognition: The report acknowledged India's efforts in various areas, including:
      • Mitigating risks of money laundering and terrorist financing
      • Transitioning towards a digital economy
      • Implementing the JAM trinity (Jan Dhan, Aadhaar, Mobile)
    • Areas for Improvement: While commending India's progress, FATF also highlighted the need to address delays in prosecutions related to money laundering and terrorist financing.
    • Overall, this adoption of the report is a positive step for India, demonstrating its commitment to international standards in combating financial crimes.
    • The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) removed Turkiye from its “gray list” of countries that require special monitoring. This decision is a major vote of confidence for the country’s economic turnaround efforts.

Question:

1 What was the outcome of FATF's adoption of India's Mutual Evaluation Report in June 2024?

  • A) Placed India on the "high-risk" category
  • B) Placed India in the "regular follow-up" category
  • C) Issued a warning to India for financial irregularities
  • D) Excluded India from further evaluation
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