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Türkiye strengthens fight against money laundering, FATF says

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Türkiye has strengthened its ​fight against money laundering and terrorist ‌financing, but more is needed when it comes to tracing cross-border criminal proceeds and recovering ​il...

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The Ministry of Treasury and Finance stated, "(FATF Assessment Report) It has been clearly confirmed by FATF that our country has no strategic shortcomings and there is no risk of being on the grey list." The Ministry of Treasury and Finance stated, "(FATF Assessment Report) It has been clearly confirmed by FATF that our country has no strategic shortcomings and there is no risk of being on the grey list..."

Turkey approved most FATF recommendations and retains its departure from the grey list, but the agency detected flaws in converting investigations into convictions. Ankara will have three years to deal with a backlog of more than 7,000 cases, reinforce prosecution of financial crimes and complete supervision of virtual asset service providers.

The Ministry of Treasury and Finance announced that the Financial Action Task Force's report confirmed that Turkey has no strategic shortcomings in combating money laundering and terrorist financing, and is not at risk of being placed on the grey list.

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Haberler broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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