Where every RTS, ITS and guideline under the EU AML Package stands
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All news- AMLA Executive Board Member Derville Rowland meets EBF Financial Crime Strategic GroupAMLA Executive Board Member Derville Rowland met with the European Banking Federation’s Financial Crime Strategic Group in Frankfurt on 22 October 2026, for an exchange on the development of the EU AML/CFT framework.
- AMLA and OLAF strengthen cooperation in the fight against financial crimePress Release: AMLA and OLAF strengthen cooperation in the fight against financial crime
- AMLA Executive Board Member Derville Rowland at Corporate Crime & Regulation SummitAMLA Executive Board Member Derville Rowland delivered a keynote speech at the A&L Goodbody Corporate Crime & Regulation Summit in Dublin on 14 October 2026.
- AMLA identifies AML/CFT priorities for the review of MiCAThe Authority for Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AMLA) today published its response to the European Commission's targeted consultation on the review of the Regulation on Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA).
- AMLA consults on draft standards for an EU-wide AML/CFT databaseAMLA is consulting, via a public hearing, on the draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) that will establish a central AML/CFT database.
Consultation outcomes
- Customer due diligence — information requirementsRTS · AMLR Art. 28(1) ·Final report
- Group-wide policies, procedures and controlsRTS · AMLR Art. 16(4) ·Final report
- Branches and subsidiaries in third countriesRTS · AMLR Art. 17(3) ·Final report
- Business relationships, occasional and linked transactionsRTS · AMLR Art. 19(9) ·Final report
- Home-host supervisory cooperationRTS · AMLD6 Art. 46 ·Final report
All instruments
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
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RTSAMLR Art. 19(9)
Business relationships, occasional and linked transactions
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
RTSAMLR Art. 28(1)
Customer due diligence — information requirements
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
RTSAMLD6 Art. 53(10)
Pecuniary sanctions and administrative measures
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
RTSAMLD6 Art. 40(2)
Risk profile assessment of obliged entities
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
Submitted to Commission — step 4 of 5
Was due
GLAMLR Art. 10(4)
Business-wide risk assessment — minimum content
ConsultationOutcome not published yet
Consultation closed · drafting — step 3 of 5
Was due
RTSAMLD6 Art. 31(3)
Cross-border relevance of suspicious transaction reports
ConsultationOutcome not published yet
Consultation closed · drafting — step 3 of 5
Was due
Consultation closed · drafting — step 3 of 5
Was due
Consultation closed · drafting — step 3 of 5
Was due
Consultation open — step 2 of 5
Public hearing
· 6d
In development — step 1 of 5
Was due
GLAMLR Art. 20
Risk variables and risk factors for CDD
In development — step 1 of 5
Was due
Joint GLAMLR Art. 21
AML/CFT compliance and access to basic payment accounts
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 37
CASP cross-border correspondent relationships
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 34
High-net-worth customers — EDD scope
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 69
Indicators of suspicious activity or behaviour
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 18
Outsourcing of AML/CFT tasks
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 42
Politically exposed persons
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 50
Reliance on other obliged entities
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 40
Self-hosted address transactions — mitigating measures
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
GLAMLR Art. 32
Third-country ML/TF risks, trends and methods
In development — step 1 of 5
Due
· 255d
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