Navigating the next wave of AML regulation to drive strategic innovation
Joint study by EY and Frankfurt Main Finance highlights challenges, opportunities and success factors for combating money laundering in Europe.
Written by Redaktion• 18. September 2025• 10:59• Financial Centre, TOP-NEWS
Joint study by EY and Frankfurt Main Finance highlights challenges, opportunities and success factors for combating money laundering in Europe.
The increasing prevalence of financial crime and money laundering poses significant threats to the integrity of global financial systems. A key measure to address these pressing issues in the European Union (EU) is the establishment of the Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) in Frankfurt, Germany. The set-up marks a crucial step towards helping enhance regulatory oversight and compliance across the EU. This study provides background on the AMLA set-up, insights into industry views with challenges and opportunities as well as an outside in view on how AMLA could use its massive potential.
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