Turkey is set to enhance the authority of its financial crime regulator, Masak, through a new parliamentary bill. The proposed legislation will allow Masak to freeze and restrict both bank and cryptocurrency accounts, as part of Turkey's intensified efforts to combat money laundering. This initiative seeks to align Turkey's financial regulations with the standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
Turkey Proposes Bill to Empower Masak in Freezing Crypto Accounts
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