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READOUT: Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo’s Anti-Corruption Roundtable | U.S. Department of the Tr…

READOUT: Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo’s
Anti-Corruption Roundtable
April 20, 2022

WASHINGTON -- Today, Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo hosted an anticorruption roundtable with leaders of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to discuss
Treasuryʼs anti-corruption strategy and priorities. Treasury has a longstanding commitment to
identifying and countering corruption, particularly the way it intersects with the U.S. and
global financial systems. This year, Treasury has redoubled e orts, in line with the BidenHarris Administrationʼs whole-of-government strategy to combat corruption and is taking
numerous actions to advance anti-corruption strategies and achieve our goals. Treasury has
taken several recent actions to combat corruption, including issuing a FinCEN Advisory on
Kleptocracy and Foreign Public Corruption

, designating corrupt actors in the Western

Balkans, and traveling to work with international partners tackling this issue.
Participants discussed actions to enhance transparency and close loopholes in U.S. legal and
regulatory frameworks to further the fight against corruption. They also shared ideas on how
to leverage multilateral bodies, public-private partnerships, and other multi-stakeholder
processes. In particular, Deputy Secretary Adeyemo discussed the need to e ectively
communicate on core issues related to corruption and shared views on leveraging the
Financial Action Task Force to combat corruption.

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