EU politicians back plan for new AML authority

Proposals include tougher transparency requirements and crypto transaction limits

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On March 28, members of the European Parliament voted on draft anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) legislation, including plans for a new AML watchdog.

Key features of three proposed laws – to be debated in a plenary session in April – include the establishment of a European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (Amla), limits on anonymous crypto transactions and a new transnational register of beneficial owners accessible to individuals and organisations with a

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