Anti-Money Laundering Directive (AMLD) — An Anti-Money Laundering Directive is a European Union legal instrument addressing money laundering and related financial crime risks. Such directives establish requirements that member states implement through national law. Their provisions cover areas such as customer due diligence, beneficial ownership, reporting, and supervision.
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