Collective effort needed for Malta to get off grey list ‘as soon as possible’– IFSP
Jake Aquilina
Sunday, 27 June 2021, 09:00
Last update: about 4 days ago
Although the news that Malta has been grey listed by the Financial Advisory Task Force (FATF) is not positive, all stakeholders should come together, share information between them and execute a plan of action so that the country would make it back on to the white list “as soon as possible”, representatives from The Institute of Financial Services Practitioners (IFSP) told The Malta Independent on Sunday.
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On Wednesday, Malta was grey listed by the FATF. In a press conference on Friday, the FATF explained that even though good progress has been made since a report in 2019 found serious deficiencies in Malta’s jurisdiction, there still remains work which has to be done. This would include areas concerning criminal tax related issues and money laundering issues, and more support from the Financial I
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