PNG chief says getting off FATF grey list a ‘national priority’
Papua New Guinea was placed on body’s AML/CFT monitoring list in February
The governor of the Bank of Papua New Guinea has said addressing the country’s anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism provisions is a national priority.
“Papua New Guinea is working diligently to address our placement on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) ‘grey list’,” Elizabeth Genia said, according to a release published today (April 28). Speaking last week at the opening of a new branch of a commercial bank in Papua New Guinea’s remote Hela province, the governor
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