Financial-crime reference / GNB
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau’s status on the FATF public lists as recorded at the 17-19 June 2026 plenary. This page reproduces official list membership only and assigns Guinea-Bissau no risk score or label of its own.
FATF list status
Guinea-Bissau is not on either FATF public list (High-Risk Jurisdictions Subject to a Call for Action, or Jurisdictions under Increased Monitoring) as of the 19 June 2026 statement. This is a statement of non-membership on that date, not a risk assessment; FATF list status changes at each plenary.
Source: FATF, High-Risk and Other Monitored Jurisdictions (19 June 2026 statement). License: FATF copyright; membership reproduced with attribution. Membership cross-verified across eight independent sources citing FATF's June 2026 statement; provenance in the methodology. Methodology
FATF assessment ratings
FATF’s per-jurisdiction technical-compliance ratings (R.1-R.40) and effectiveness ratings (IO.1-IO.11) are not reproduced here. The consolidated ratings workbook is served only from fatf-gafi.org, which is behind a site-wide block; no secondary source republishes the full matrix, so no ratings for Guinea-Bissau are shown rather than fabricated.
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- The status above is FATF’s own official designation, reproduced verbatim as to list membership. FinObservatory adds no risk score or label.
- Membership reflects the specific recorded plenary (17-19 June 2026) and changes over time; a jurisdiction can be added or removed at any future plenary.
- This is reference information, not legal, compliance, sanctions-screening, or investment advice. Verify against the official FATF source before any operational use.
See Guinea-Bissau’s full financial profile or the financial-crime reference overview.