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Public Consultation on the Draft Guidance for Private Sector Information Sharing – FATF

By JX Low · 1 Jul 2017

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Publication from Financial Action Task Force

29 June 2017

Effective information-sharing is one of the cornerstones of a well-functioning AML/CFT framework. Constructive and timely exchange of information is a key requirement of the FATF standards and cuts across a number of Recommendations and Immediate Outcomes. The FATF is currently developing guidance to promote information sharing within financial institutions (part of the same financial group) as well as between financial institutions not belonging to the same financial group. The guidance is also intended to provide country examples on how to promote information sharing, including through public-private partnerships.

The FATF is consulting private sector stakeholders before the guidance is finalised, and wishes to receive your views on and specific proposals to the text of the Draft Guidance for Private Sector Information Sharing.

The draft guidance contains a section on sharing of information on suspicions that funds are the proceeds of crime or related to terrorist financing within the financial group in a cross-border environment (Paragraphs 38-51). Your specific comments on whether this section provides sufficient clarity to promote sharing of such information in a group-wide context and any additional suggestions are welcome. The final guidance will also cover information sharing between financial institutions which are not part of the same group. This could include explanation of information sharing in the context of wire transfers, correspondent relationships, and reliance situations; as well as on the use of legal gateways or public-private partnerships. Views would also be welcome on this subject.

While submitting your response, please indicate name of your organisation, the sector you represent and your contact details. Further, please insert any specific drafting proposals directly in the attached text of the draft guidance in redlines. Please note that the current draft of the guidance has not been approved by the FATF at this stage. It will be subject to further revisions and amendments.

Your comments should reach us at FATF.Publicconsultation@fatf-gafi.org with subject-line “Comments of XX on the draft Guidance for Private Sector Information Sharing, no later than Monday 31 July 2017. All the comments received will be shared with the FATF delegations.

We thank you for your timely contribution.

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