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- Misuse of SIM Card Offences
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Money Laundering National Risk Assessment (ML NRA) 2024
Singapore’s Money Laundering (ML) National Risk Assessment (NRA) forms part of Singapore’s continuing efforts to maintain the effectiveness of its anti-money laundering (AML) regime amidst our evolving risk landscape. It synthesises the ML risks observed by the Singapore law enforcement agencies, Singapore’s Financial Intelligence Unit – the Suspicious Transaction Reporting Office (STRO), and supervisory authorities, as well as feedback from private sector entities and counterpart foreign authorities.
Click here for more information and here for a copy of the National Risk Assessment Report.
Environmental Crime Money Laundering National Risk Assessment (Env Crime ML NRA) 2024
Singapore’s Environmental Crime Money Laundering National Risk Assessment complements its broader ML risk assessments. It provides a targeted overview of Singapore’s environmental crimes ML risk environment and identifies the key threats and vulnerabilities Singapore is exposed to. It also outlines relevant mitigation measures that government agencies and private sector can develop and implement to address ML risks arising from environmental crimes.
Click here for a copy of the Env Crime ML NRA.
Terrorism Financing National Risk Assessment (TF NRA) 2024
In 2024, Singapore updated its Terrorism Financing (TF) National Risk Assessment (NRA). The TF NRA presents an overview of Singapore’s TF risk environment and identifies the key risk areas within our national CFT system. It considers key developments since the last TF NRA in 2020, such as the evolving global and regional terrorism landscape, growth of the digital economy and financial services in Asia, and emerging TF risk typologies. The TF NRA seeks to further deepen law enforcement agencies, regulators/supervisors, policy makers and the private sector’s understanding of Singapore’s TF risks and vulnerabilities, allowing them to adopt a targeted and risk-focused approach when developing and implementing CFT strategies and risk mitigation measures.
Click here for a copy of the refreshed 2024 TF NRA.
National Strategy for Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) 2024
The National CFT strategy is an extension of existing overarching policy statements of our anti-money laundering and CFT (AML/CFT) regime. As guided by the AML/CFT Steering Committee (SC), the National CFT strategy forms the blueprint that outlines Singapore’s national approach to address our TF risks. It will pave the way for the development of a roadmap to translate our strategies into actions. This serves to guide the development of future action plans, in this ever-evolving terrorism and TF operational landscape.
Click here for a copy of the refreshed 2024 National Strategy for CFT.
National Asset Recovery Strategy (NARS) 2024
Asset recovery is one of the key pillars of Singapore’s AML regime. It seeks to deter the flow of illicit assets through Singapore’s financial ecosystem, while remaining welcoming to legitimate businesses. The National Asset Recovery Strategy (NARS) sets out Singapore’s comprehensive approach towards the recovery of illicit funds and assets from criminals, and the forfeiture of these assets or their return to victims.
Click here for a copy of the National Asset Recovery Strategy.