Which are key objectives of the Egmont Group? (Select Two.)

The correct answer is A. Setting international standards that aim to prevent E. Serving as a united body of financial intelligence units across the world. The Egmont Group is an international body of Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) from around the world. Its primary purpose is to serve as a forum for FIUs to exchange information, and it also sets international standards for AML/CFT measures. Additionally, the Egmont Group…

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ASetting international standards that aim to prevent
BAML Providing a platform for the secure exchange of financial intelligence
CServing as a prudential regulator for global financial institutions
DServing as an authoritative body in the field of anti-corruption
EServing as a united body of financial intelligence units across the world

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C
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D
3% (1)

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The Egmont Group is an international body of Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) from around the world. Its primary purpose is to serve as a forum for FIUs to exchange information, and it also sets international standards for AML/CFT measures. Additionally, the Egmont Group does not serve as a prudential regulator for global financial institutions or as an authoritative body in the field of anti-corruption.

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