By CARLO BOFFA, EU Correspondent
AMLA, the EU’s new anti-money laundering agency, has won strong political backing — but it must move fast in the next few months to meet its milestones and silence critics who doubt its regulatory ambition.
The authority faces multiple challenges as the EU moves to harmonise anti-money laundering practices that have long been fragmented across national jurisdictions and economic sectors.
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