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    • OLAF supports anti-fraud Greek authorities in building advanced analytical capabilities

      OLAF

      On 3 - 4 February 2026, OLAF experts delivered a two-day training course in Athens for 100 financial analysts and investigators from the Directorate Αgainst Organised Crime. The training focused on the processing and analysis of large volumes of financial data and Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT), while also introducing the basic principles of an OLAF investigation, including the effective use of analytical elements in investigative work.

    • Order subject to penalty on IDSG for failing to comply with demand for information

      DNB

      De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. (DNB) has imposed an order subject to penalty on IDSG Group B.V. (IDSG). This is because IDSG failed to fully comply with DNB’s demand for information.To determine whether IDSG invited repayable funds from the public in non-compliance with Section 3:5 of the Financial Supervision Act (Wet op het financieel toezicht – Wft), DNB repeatedly requested – and most recently demanded – that IDSG provide information. When IDSG failed to respond to the demand, DNB determined that IDSG had not met its statutory obligation to cooperate under Section 5:20(1) of the General Administrative Law Act (Algemene wet bestuursrecht – Awb). DNB accordingly imposed an order subject to penalty on IDSG on 3 September 2025, giving the institution 10 business days to comply with its information request.

    • AMLA sets strategic priorities with 2026-28 Single Programming Document

      AMLA

      AMLA's Single Programming Document for 2026-2028, published today, is the Authority's first multi-year plan, setting out priorities and timelines as it moves from foundation to delivery. It contains AMLA’s work programme and provides a roadmap for the market. The SPD gives an overview of scheduled mandates for 2026 and AMLA’s strategic objectives across three core deliverables: completing the Single Rulebook, advancing supervisory convergence, and strengthening cooperation among Financial Intelligence Units.

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