Press release - New EU rules to combat money-laundering adopted
In addition to current information, the registries will also include data going back at least five years.
- In addition to current information, the registries will also include data going back at least five years.
- The laws also give Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) more powers to analyse and detect money laundering and terrorist financing cases as well as to suspend suspicious transactions.
- Wide-reaching due diligence
The new laws include enhanced due diligence measures and checks on customers’ identity, after which so-called obliged entities (e.g. - Next steps
The laws still need to be formally adopted by the Council, too, before publication in the EU’s Official Journal.