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Ondernemingen hoeven geen aparte AMLA-uitvraag te verwachten

Why this matters

AFM announcement clarifying that Dutch financial firms will not receive separate AMLA eligibility reporting requests, as requirements are integrated into existing questionnaires. This is informational guidance on regulatory implementation for anti-money laundering compliance under the new European AMLA framework. Affects multiple firm types including investment managers, banks, and crypto parties under Dutch supervision.

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What the AFM said

De Europese Anti-Witwasautoriteit (AMLA) heeft op 12 mei in een persbericht het definitieve eligibility reporting package gepubliceerd en kondigt aan dat zij extra data opvraagt via de nationale toezichthouders. Financiële ondernemingen onder Nederlands toezicht hoeven geen afzonderlijke rapportage volgens het…

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Context

Autoriteit Financiele Markten (AFM) — The Dutch conduct authority for financial markets. We track 70 updates from them.

Dutch conduct supervision of financial markets is carried out by the AFM. Browse all Netherlands updates.

This update is classified under AML / Financial Crime, Reporting & Disclosure, Authorisation & Licensing and Banking & Credit.

Relevant Firm Types

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