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PRESS RELEASE - FATF GREYLISTING FSCA
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Source domain: www2.fsca.co.za
Collected on 3 October 2026
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What this means
This is a Financial Sector Conduct Authority press release responding to South Africa's placement on the FATF grey list on 24 February 2023. It describes progress in AML/CFT supervision, including stronger monitoring, market-entry requirements, collaboration and sanctions. It also says the FSCA will continue strengthening its supervisory and enforcement capacity.
Key Takeaways
- FATF placed South Africa on its grey list on 24 February 2023
- South Africa is under heightened monitoring
- FSCA supervises AML/CFT risks for financial services providers, asset managers and collective investment schemes
- FSCA established a dedicated AML/CFT supervision department
- FSCA introduced risk-based supervision and increased sanctions against non-compliant institutions
- FSCA will continue strengthening AML/CFT supervisory capacity and enforcement
- Financial Sector Conduct Authority
- Financial Action Task Force
- South African Reserve Bank (SARB)
- Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC)
- National Treasury
- Prudential Authority (PA)
- Unathi Kamlana
Dates
Closing Date
24 February 2023