Anneli Tuominen: Anti-money laundering: how are supervisors tackling the current challenges?
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The document is a speech by a named ECB Supervisory Board member. It covers AML supervision (AMLA centralisation, AMLR timeline, ECB-AMLA cooperation through a Memorandum of Understanding, and the use of AML findings in licensing and fit-and-proper assessments) and technology risk (digitalisation, cyber threats, AI-enabled fraud, operational resilience). Its main audience is banks and fintechs, and it has no binding new requirements, so it is classed as a speech with informational rather than actionable urgency.
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This update is classified under AML / Financial Crime, Technology & Cyber and Banking & Credit.