Transcription of Europe’s upcoming Fourth AML/CFT Directive I - …
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R E G U LATORY I N ITIATIVE S. Europe's upcoming Fourth AML/CFT Directive I n February 2013, the european Commission adopted two proposals: the Fourth AML Directive and a complementary regulation on what information must accompany fund trans- By discussing the key changes compared with former and international legislation, and outlining the standards and the chal- lenges ahead in the final rounds of discus- sion, the reader will gain an insight into Its scope also encompasses all providers of goods, when payments are made in cash in excess of 15,000 euros. All these addressees are considered obliged enti- ties.' The Directive requires these obliged fers to ensure traceability.
The European Parliament is striving for greater transparency, whereas the Commission is aiming for a more flexible compromise The Council is calling for beneficial
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