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The Financial Intelligence Agency of the Turks and Caicos Islands Observes International FIU Day on June 9th 2026

The Financial Intelligence Agency of the Turks and Caicos Islands (FIATCI) joins Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) globally in observing the inaugural International FIU Day on 9 June 2026.

On this International FIU Day we recognize the essential role that Financial Intelligence Units play in protecting financial systems and supporting the fight against money laundering, terrorist financing, and related financial crimes.


International FIU Day provides an opportunity to highlight the work of Financial Intelligence Units worldwide and to recognize the professionals who analyze financial intelligence, support investigations, and help disrupt illicit financial flows. FIUs operate at the intersection of the financial sector and law enforcement, transforming financial data into actionable intelligence.


“Financial Intelligence Units play a critical role in safeguarding financial integrity, to identify, disrupt and bring to justice those involved in money laundering, terrorist financing and connected crime. Every day, FIU analysts and specialists work behind the scenes to identify suspicious financial activity, support investigations, and contribute to the protection of our economy and society” said Dwayne Baker, Director of FIATCI.


Within the Turks and Caicos Islands, FIATCI serves as the national centre for the receipt, analysis, and dissemination of financial intelligence. By working closely with reporting entities, law enforcement agencies, regulators, supervisors, and other competent authorities, FIATCI supports effective responses to financial crime and strengthens the national AML/CFT framework.


International FIU Day also underscores the importance of cooperation. Financial crime increasingly operates across borders, requiring timely and trusted information sharing among FIUs and partners.


“In today’s threat environment, effective cooperation and information sharing are paramount if we are to achieve meaningful results in disrupting money laundering and terrorist financing,” said Dwayne Baker, Director of FIATCI. “International FIU Day highlights the value of collaboration, innovation, and strong analytical capacity in responding to evolving financial crime risks.”


As financial crime becomes more complex and technology-enabled, FIUs continue to adapt by enhancing analytical tools, leveraging data-driven approaches, and investing in skills and expertise. International FIU Day recognizes this evolution and reaffirms the importance of financial intelligence as a cornerstone of effective AML/CFT systems.


On this International FIU Day, The Financial Intelligence Agency of the Turks and Caicos Islands joins FIUs around the world in recognizing the contribution of our valued FIU staff, counterparts and stakeholders, and reaffirms a shared commitment to protecting our financial systems, supporting justice, and promoting international cooperation.

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