Counter-terrorism financing refers to the collective legal and operational measures designed to prevent funds from being used to support terrorist activities. These actions include monitoring financial transactions, freezing assets, and sharing intelligence among jurisdictions. The aim is to disrupt the economic networks that sustain terrorist organizations. Strict protocols are in place to detect suspicious financial flows.
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The anonymity features of some digital assets present unique challenges for counter-terrorism financing efforts, prompting calls for enhanced regulatory oversight. International bodies continually update guidelines to address these new vectors for illicit fund movements. This area remains a critical focus for global financial security and regulatory cooperation.
South Africa's FSCA has issued a mandatory 89-question RFI, fundamentally recalibrating compliance frameworks through granular data disclosure on risk and operations.
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