A number of AML professionals have tipped Frankfurt to be the European city tasked with hosting the EU’s new anti-money laundering body.
Already home to the European Central Bank (ECB), German Bundesbank, Deutsche Bank, DZ Bank and Commerzbank, Frankfurt is seen as a strong contender for the new EU AML authority
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SEC, FSA Hold Spring Financial Regulatory Dialogue
SEC
At the Spring Dialogue, participants discussed recent market developments, as well as the strategic priorities of both authorities. They also exchanged views on various regulatory and supervisory matters, including developments in crypto and digital assets, and explored opportunities for closer coordination in multilateral fora.
Update to UK Sanctions List: Global Anti-Corruption Regime
UK Government
Today, Friday 27 February, the UK Government has varied the following designation under the Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regulations 2021.
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Decline in counterfeit euro banknotes in the Netherlands continues
DNB
The number of counterfeit euro banknotes in the Netherlands is declining. A total of 17,900 counterfeit euro banknotes were withdrawn from circulation in the Netherlands in 2025, a 26% drop compared with 24,100 counterfeit notes in 2024. The €50 note was counterfeited most often.