The danger for Pakistan of remaining in Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) grey-list is not yet over as the anti-terror financing watchdog in its latest report has found serious deficiencies in the country's measures and frameworks to curb money laundering for the global menace.

FATF blues looms on Pakistan as group finds deficiencies in terror combating measures

Pakistan: FATF blues looms as group finds deficiencies in terror combating measures

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

Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Saturday asserted that there is pressure on Pakistan to deliver on Financial Action Task Force (FATF) directions as to be on a 'Grey List' is a setback for any nation.

Pressure on Pakistan to deliver on FATF action plan: Army Chief

Despite Failing To Fulfil 22 Of The 27 Action Points, FATF Gives Pakistan 4 More Months To Act On Terror Pakistan failed to comply to 22 of 27 action points of FATF.

Gravitas: The Farce That Is FATF: Pakistan Still In Grey List

According to the source, Pakistan will remain in FAFT's grey list. Pakistan asked to complete implementation of the action plan.

Pakistan to remain on FATF grey list: WION sources

FATF's stern warning to Pakistan, asked to 'Act or face consequences'. Watch video to know more.

FATF's stern warning to Pakistan, asked to 'act or face consequences'

Pakistan has been given February 2020 deadline to act decisively on terror financing and money laundering or be ready to get blacklisted by the Paris based Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

Act decisively on terror finance or be ready to get blacklisted by February 2020: FATF to Pakistan  

Pakistan gets a “stern warning” by the financial action task force. Xiangmin Liu, the president of the global financial watchdog has warned Pakistan to fully comply with all of its parameters.

Pakistan escapes terror blacklisting: Is FATF too easy on Islamabad?

FATF warns and puts Pakistan on notice until Feb 2020; Listen to the experts. Watch video to know more.

FATF warns and puts Pakistan on notice until Feb 2020; Listen to the experts

FATF expresses serious concerns with the lack of progress by Pakistan to address its TF risks. Watch video to know more.

FATF expresses serious concerns with the lack of progress by Pakistan to address its TF risks

Pakistan will remain on the FATF's grey list till February 2020 and has been asked to fulfil its commitments by that time period. Most members expressed serious concern on Pakistan's progress on its anti finance terror commitments.

Pakistan remains on FATF grey list, asked to fulfil its commitments by February 2020

There seems to be no relief for Pakistan from the Financial Action Task Force. WION has learnt from sources in Pakistan that the country will remain on the FATF grey list.

No relief for Pakistan from FATF? Formal statement expected today

There seems to be no relief for Pakistan from the financial action task force. Wion has learnt from sources in Pakistan that the country will remain on the FATF grey list.

No relief for Pakistan from FATF, formal statement expected on October 18

WION got to know from sources that Pakistan to remain on the grey list of FATF. Pak was placed on this grey list in June 2018. It could remain on this list till Feb. 2020. Formal statements on this are expected tomorrow. Pakistan may lose $10 Bn a year if it stays in the grey list of FATF.

Sources: Pakistan to remain on the 'grey list' of FATF

In a major development, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Tuesday decided "in principle" that Pakistan will remain on its grey list till February 2020 and directed the country to take "extra measures" for the "complete elimination" of terror financing and money laundering.

Pakistan to remain on Financial Action Task Force grey list till February 2020

The Financial Action Task Force or FATF is likely to take strong action against Pakistan as it has failed to take sufficient action on terror financing.

FATF's final warning to Pakistan?

The Financial Action Task Force or FATF is likely to take strong action against Pakistan as it has failed to take sufficient action on terror financing. Watch this video to know more.

Pakistan on verge of being in 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

A delegation of Pakistani officials on Sunday evening left for Paris to attend a crucial session of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in the French capital where the global terror financing watchdog is due to announce its decision on the country's 'Grey List' status.

Pakistan delegation leaves for Paris to attend Financial Action Task Force meeting

Pak delegation has arrived in Paris for the FATF meeting. This will be a week-long meeting and it will end on 18th Oct. In this meeting FATF will review if Pakistan has taken any action against terror funding or not. Also, know what are the powers that FATF keep. Watch this video to know in detail.

FATF meet begins today, will review Pakistan's action against terror funding

Pakistani authorities on Thursday arrested four aides of terrorist Hafiz Saeed, the suspected mastermind of the 26/11 terror attack on Mumbai in 2008. The aides have been arrested on the charges of terrorism financing, counter-terrorism police said.

Pakistan arrests four aides of Hafiz Saeed ahead of FATF meet

Pakistan has prepared its compliance report for the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) crucial plenary meeting that is scheduled to be held in Paris from October 12 to October 15, during which the global anti-money laundering watchdog will give its decision on the country's 'grey list' status.

Pakistan prepares FATF compliance report as it awaits decision on 'grey list' status

An annual mutual evaluation report, October 2019 of the Asia-Pacific group of FATF got released which mentioned that 'Pak not acting against terror outfits & No action against JuD & Hafiz Saeed'. This report may lead to a great role in the blacklisting of Pak in FATF.

FATF's Mutual Evaluation Report: 'Pak not acting against terror outfits'

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