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Building Stronger EU Partnerships Against Financial Crime

On 7 May, AMLA visited FIU Germany in Cologne for a productive exchange on strengthening cooperation across the European FIU network.

As the future EU authority coordinating anti-money laundering efforts, AMLA values the close collaboration with national FIUs. Thank you to FIU Germany for the warm welcome and support.

Working together is key to tackling financial crime across Europe.

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.

Read the speech on our website here: https://lnkd.in/eeACRFb2

Last week, AMLA welcomed the FIU working group to its premises for the first time.
This inaugural meeting marks the beginning of an important collaboration to define the support and coordination framework for the FIU pillar — a key part of AMLA’s mission.

As AMLA’s Chair, Bruna Szego, noted:
“AMLA has the potential to transform the fight against financial crime in the European Union by reinforcing the cooperation between Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs).”

FIUs are among AMLA’s main stakeholders, with a crucial role in enhancing the effectiveness and cohesion of the EU’s anti-money laundering system. We look forward to building this framework together.