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In a report dated Oct. 18 this year, Yasushi Kanzaki, FATF chairman of the Asia and Pacific Review Group, said his group "was pleased to note that the Philippines had made excellent progress in the implementation of its AML reforms."
Kanzaki said the same position was aired during the FATF plenary meeting in mid October this year in Paris.
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In a report dated Oct. 18 this year, Yasushi Kanzaki, FATF chairman of the Asia and Pacific Review Group, said his group "was pleased to note that the Philippines had made excellent progress in the implementation of its AML reforms."
Kanzaki said the same position was aired during the FATF plenary meeting in mid October this year in Paris.
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By Ted P. Torres | November 7, 2005 - 12:00am
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