Pakistan's record with money is exceptional. It's the global headquarters of terror financing. It has been on the FATF grey list for more than two years and should be on the blacklist but like most international institutions and mechanisms this too is turning out to be a bit of a farce.

Pakistan openly flouts FATF terror guidelines

As the two-day Financial Action Task Force (FATF) meeting heads towards a conclusion, Islamabad is making last-ditch attempts to avoid getting blacklisted. Pakistan President Dr Arif Alvi summoned a joint sitting of the Parliament earlier today.

FATF: Pak government presents details on anti-terror measures during Parliament session

Global terror financing watchdog Financial Action Task Force (FATF) should blacklist Pakistan as the country is allowing terrorists to operate freely in the country.

Why global terror financing watchdog FATF should blacklist Pakistan

The plenary meeting of the Financial Action Task Force(FATF) has decided to keep Pakistan on the terror "grey list", according to reports. Also Read: Pakistan continues to serve as safe haven for regionally-focused terrorist groups:, says US report Pakistan’s progress on its anti-terror Action Plan wasn't considered due to situation arising out of coronavirus pandemic.

Pakistan to remain in FATF's terror financing 'grey list': Report

Keen to show that it is acting on terror groups, Pakistan has done what it has been doing in the past, change names of terror groups. It has emerged that Lashkar-e-Taiba's name has been changed into TRF-- The Resistance Front.

New name, same old terror group; LeT becomes TRF to save Pak from FATF axe

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has retained Pakistan under the Grey List, warning Islamabad of serious actions for failing to check money laundering and terror financing.

February 2020 deadline crucial for Pakistan to exit FATF Grey List

Pakistan may end up being pushed into Financial Action Task Force 'dark grey' list

The crucial meet of the Financial action task force(FATF), the global anti-terror financing body will begin today in Paris which will decide if Pakistan will be put on the blacklist or removed from the greylist.

FATF meet to begin in Paris today; outcome to decide Pak's fate on terror listing

Financial Action Task Force(FATF) president Marshall Billingslea has said Pakistan has to do "significant work to meet the obligations they themselves undertook" as part of there high-level commitments and the country is "lacking in almost every respect of action plan.

Absolute possibility Pakistan could be blacklisted: FATF president Billingslea

The Financial Action Task Force(FATF) has announced that Pakistan will remain on the greylist and asked Islamabad to take steps to "address its strategic counter-terrorist financing-related deficiencies" which basically means to act on the financing of terrorism after failing to meet deadline twice.

Pakistan gets FATF rap after failing to meet deadline twice; stays on greylist

Pakistan's government has agreed to take fresh steps to address the money laundering and terror-financing issues, in an effort to avoid being blacklisted by Financial Action Task Force (FATF) ahead of its crucial meeting next month, officials said.

Pakistan agrees to take fresh steps to avoid being blacklisted by FATF

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