It is a pretty comprehensive list. More here:
Not to worry, lucky for the Safe Network there is an economy out there that got started before FATF took notice and so has high amounts of widely accepted liquidity already sloshing around leaking in and out of the real economy that also happens to be filled with talented developers, many of whom would probably love to kick the tires of a truly private non-blockchain based solution.
Edit: As highlighted in the Bloomberg article developers of existing blockchain based privacy coins are all declaring themselved compliant with new FATF rules, and not so private after all. Just to give some idea why I am so certain no centralised exchange will ever list Safecoin which will be way more private than existing privacy coins that FATF have already banned.