Trilateral consultations with private sector were held in the framework of the EAG Plenary session

Trilateral consultations with private sector were held in the framework of the EAG Plenary session
Consultations with private sector were held June 8, 2009 in the framework of the 10th EAG Plenary meeting in trilateral format which included participants from Russia, India and China.

Within the consultations, key risks of money laundering and terrorist financing, specific for the Eurasian region under the conditions of global financial crisis, were discussed.

The subject was defined by the FATF initiative, approved by the latest FATF Plenary held in February, which is aimed at minimizing the damage of financial crisis on the national economics.

As a result of the consultations recommendations for private sector were formulated which will be discussed at the EAG Working group meetings and suggested for approval of the 10th EAG Plenary.

Authorization

    Upcoming events

    21.05.2012 - 25.05.2012
    EAG Plenary week, Moscow (Russia)
    All events

    EAG Bulletin

    EAG in the news

    24.01.2012
    Kazakhstan's parliament ratified Eurasian Group agreement on combating terrorism financing

    The Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan on Wednesday approved ratification the agreement on the Eurasian Group on Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing."

    The agreement has been adopted by Parliament and sent to the President in the form of the law.

    13.12.2011
    Uzbekistan ratifies agreement on combating money laundering

    The Senate of Oliy Majlis (the upper house of the Uzbek parliament) approved the law on "Agreement on the Eurasian group on combating money laundering and financing of terrorism" at the plenary session on Tuesday.

    08.11.2011
    US Treasury official to visit Moscow for talks on curbing crime Deputy Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes in the Department of Treasury of the United States Daniel L. Glaser intends to discuss with colleagues in Moscow next week matters related to combating trans-national crime.
    All publications