Summary
The European Parliament recommends a multi-layered strategy to cut off terrorist funding by improving intelligence sharing, regulating digital assets, and monitoring suspicious financial flows. 10 01.03.2018
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Key points
- Establishment of a centralized European counter-terrorism financial intelligence platform to share data on suspicious transactions.
- Strengthening the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing through improved cooperation between banks and law enforcement.
- Increased oversight of digital financial tools, including cryptocurrencies, e-money, and blockchain technologies.
- Stricter monitoring of non-profit organizations, charities, and places of worship to prevent the diversion of funds.
Documents (PDFs)
REPORT on a European Parliament recommendation to the Council, the Commission and the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy on cutting the sources of income for jihadists – targeting the financing of terrorism
Cutting the sources of income for jihadists – targeting the financing of terrorism
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