The third FATF Plenary meeting was held in Paris from the 25-27 June 2014. The main issues dealt with were:

• Producing two public documents as part of FATF ongoing work to identify jurisdictions that may pose a risk to the international financial system
• Approving the exit from the follow-up process of Argentina, Australia, Germany and Korea.
• Calling on Japan to enact adequate anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing legislation.
• Receiving an update on AML/CFT improvements in Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Nepal and Tanzania.
• Issuing a communiqué concerning the end of the third round of mutual evaluations and the start of the fourth round of mutual evaluations.
• Reviewing the voluntary tax compliance programmes in several jurisdictions.
• Adopting and publishing a report on the key definitions and potential AML/CFT risks of virtual currencies.
• Adopting and publishing a typologies report on the risk of terrorist financing abuse of the non-profit sector.
• Adopting and publishing a typologies report on the financial flows linked to the illicit production and trafficking of Afghan opiates and associated ML/TF activities.
• Agreeing on an expansion of membership.