Financial Action Task Force On Money Laundering - Members

Members

The FATF membership is currently made up of 34 countries and territories and 2 regional organisations. The FATF also works in close co-operation with a number of international and regional bodies involved in combating money laundering and terrorism financing.

  1. Argentina
  2. Australia
  3. Austria
  4. Belgium
  5. Brazil
  6. Canada
  7. China
  8. Denmark
  9. European Commission
  10. Finland
  11. France
  12. Germany
  13. Greece
  14. Gulf Co-operation Council
  15. Hong Kong, China
  16. Iceland
  17. India
  18. Ireland
  19. Italy
  20. Japan
  21. Kingdom of the Netherlands*: Netherlands, Aruba, Curacao and Sint Maarten.
  22. Luxembourg
  23. Mexico
  24. New Zealand
  25. Norway
  26. Portugal
  27. Republic of Korea
  28. Russian Federation
  29. Singapore
  30. South Africa
  31. Spain
  32. Sweden
  33. Switzerland
  34. Turkey
  35. United Kingdom
  36. United States

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