Vatican revises financial law

The Vatican has rewritten its 2010 anti-money laundering law after European inspectors found that it did not fully meet their tough standards to combat the financing of terrorism.

The Vatican has rewritten its 2010 anti-money laundering law after European inspectors found that it did not fully meet their tough standards to combat the financing of terrorism.

The new law requires the Vatican to create a list of terror organisations based on those issued by the United Nations and requires the Vatican enter into agreements with other countries to share financial information.

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