AMLA Launches Public Consultation on Common Suspicion Reporting Format
AMLA has launched a public consultation on draft standards for a common EU-wide format for reporting suspicions and transaction records under anti-money laundering rules. The initiative aims to harmonise reporting across Member States, reducing fragmentation for cross-border entities and improving data quality for Financial Intelligence Units. Stakeholders are invited to respond by the deadline, with a public hearing scheduled for 9 September 2026.
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