New Service
AME launches AML/ CFT
Monthly Briefing
Anti-Money Laundering Europe (AME) is pleased to announce the launch of a new monthly newsletter — a concise, reliable briefing designed for professionals who need to stay on top of AML/CFT developments across the EU and internationally.
Since 2004, Anti-Money Laundering Europe (AME) has brought together stakeholders to promote debate and exchange on AML/CFT issues at both EU and international level. Through its events, monitoring activities, and policy work, AME closely follows the legislative, regulatory, and supervisory developments shaping the financial crime agenda.
As the financial crime landscape grows increasingly complex, tracking legislative reforms, supervisory changes, FATF and MONEYVAL updates, and AMLA activity demands ever more time and attention. The AME newsletter is designed to cut through the noise and deliver what matters most, directly to your inbox.
The newsletter is intended for compliance professionals, legal and regulatory teams, public affairs specialists, professionals closely following AML/CFT developments.
Each monthly issue will cover:
Key regulatory and policy developments
Selected supervisory and enforcement updates
Summaries of relevant EU and international initiatives
A practical overview of the issues most likely to matter for compliance, legal and public affairs professionals
Trial Access Now Open
Before the formal launch, AME is inviting selected readers to register their interest and receive a free sample issue.
👉 Request your trial copy and learn more about the future paid subscription offering by sending an email to adrian.blazquez@schumanassociates.com
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