Policy Development Group

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The Policy Development Group is a specialized working group within the Financial Action Task Force that designs and refines global standards and policies to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf FATF working group
working group
affiliatedWith FATF Secretariat
affiliation intergovernmental organization
collaboratesWith FATF Evaluation and Compliance Group
FATF Risk, Trends and Methods Group
composedOf representatives of FATF member jurisdictions
representatives of FATF observer organizations
field anti-money laundering
counter-terrorist financing
financial crime policy
focusesOn beneficial ownership transparency
designated non-financial businesses and professions
financial inclusion and AML/CFT policy
international cooperation in AML/CFT policy
money laundering
new payment methods and technologies
proliferation financing
risk-based approach in AML/CFT
targeted financial sanctions
terrorist financing
virtual assets and virtual asset service providers
goal to ensure FATF standards remain up to date and responsive to new risks
to strengthen the effectiveness of global AML/CFT regimes
jurisdiction global
language English
meetsAt FATF plenary meetings
partOf Financial Action Task Force
produces best practice papers
guidance documents
interpretive notes proposals
policy reports
revisions to FATF Recommendations
purpose to develop global standards to combat money laundering and terrorist financing
to provide policy guidance on emerging money laundering and terrorist financing risks
to refine and update FATF Recommendations
reportsTo FATF Plenary
FATF President
scopeOfWork analysis of policy implications of new and emerging risks
design of FATF policies and standards
development of guidance papers and best practices
refinement of existing FATF standards
sector financial integrity
international financial regulation
shortName PDG
usesInstrument FATF Recommendations

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Financial Action Task Force
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