About Amla

Committed to preventing financial crime and protecting EU citizens from money laundering and terrorism financing.

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Photo of a diverse group of professionals collaborating on anti-financial crime strategies in a modern office.

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Trusted EU-wide

Since 2020

Our Projects

Initiatives tackling financial crime risks head-on.

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A close-up of a digital dashboard showing anti-money laundering data analytics.
Risk Analysis

Detailed assessments of financial crime vulnerabilities.

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A team meeting discussing counter-terrorism financing strategies.
Strategy

Developing frameworks to prevent illicit funding.

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Close-up of hands typing on a laptop with anti-money laundering software.
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A conference room with experts collaborating on compliance policies.
Compliance

Ensuring adherence to financial regulations.

Training

Educating teams on anti-financial crime measures.

FAQs

What is AMLA?

AMLA is the EU authority tackling money laundering and terrorist financing.

Who does AMLA oversee?
How does AMLA protect citizens?
Can I report suspicious activity?
Where can I learn more?

AMLA supervises banks and financial institutions across the EU.

By enforcing strict rules and coordinating investigations, AMLA helps keep financial systems safe from abuse.

Yes, AMLA provides channels for reporting suspicious transactions securely and confidentially.

Visit our website regularly for updates on regulations and guidance.