Financial Action Task Force decided to keep Pakistan on grey list until_________ ?
Correct answer: D. June 2021
- A. July 2021
- B. December 2021
- C. August 2021
- D. June 2021
Explanation
At its February 2021 plenary, FATF retained Pakistan on the grey list until the June 2021 review. The wording refers to the next scheduled review period, not December or August.
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