Global money laundering watchdog keeps Pak on terrorism financing ‘grey list’

Karachi, February 25 Global money laundering watchdog the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Thursday said it would keep Pakistan on its terrorism financing “grey list”. In an online press briefing from Paris, FATF President Marcus Pleyer said Islamabad had...

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Updated At : 04:05 AM Feb 26, 2021 IST

Karachi, February 25

Global money laundering watchdog the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Thursday said it would keep Pakistan on its terrorism financing “grey list”.

In an online press briefing from Paris, FATF President Marcus Pleyer said Islamabad had made progress but was yet to complete its action plan to overcome deficiencies in its combating of money laundering and terrorism financing. Reuters

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