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This Wednesday, our Chair Bruna Szego, addressed the public in Dublin to share AMLA’s short-term priorities, underscore the import…

This Wednesday, our Chair Bruna Szego, addressed the public in Dublin to share AMLA’s short-term priorities, underscore the importance of the non-financial sector, and highlight the synergies between the Supervision and FIU Coordination pillars within AMLA.

Her remarks reflect our commitment to building a robust and integrated approach to anti-money laundering across all sectors.

Exciting times ahead as we continue shaping AMLA’s role at the heart of the EU’s AML/CFT framework.

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