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AMLA: Towards European convergence on tackling financial crime

The European Union's Authority for Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AMLA) is facing challenges as it works towards the 10 July 2027 launch of the single AML rulebook, under Regulation (EU) 2024/1624. 1 The key will be harmonising AML/CFT rules and practices across the bloc's 27 member states, AMLA chair Bruna Szego told MLB in an exclusive interview.

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Money Laundering Bulletin

Protection at all costs
Online Published Date:  08 Oct 2026
Appeared in issue:  October 2026 - 01 Oct 2026
No island is an island
Online Published Date:  07 Oct 2026
Appeared in issue:  October 2026 - 01 Oct 2026

LLR: Financial Crime

TAYLOR ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE v SPRING AND ANOTHER
[2026] Lloyd's Rep FC 423
Proceeds of crime – Trinidad and Tobago – Preliminary Unexplained Wealth Orders – Whether the statutory test was met in the making of a Preliminary Unexplained Wealth Order in this case – Whether a Preliminary Unexplained Wealth Order can be applied for and granted against the estate of a deceased person.
R v NEOPHYTOU AND ANOTHER
[2026] Lloyd's Rep FC 433
Confiscation order – Proceeds of crime – Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 – European Convention on Human Rights, article 6 – Delay – Confiscation proceedings – Fair trial – Custodial sentence – Sentence in default – Reasonable time – Appeal – Renewed appeal.

Lloyd’s Law Reports Citator

2025 Edition: now available

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The 2025 Edition of Lloyd’s Law Reports Citator is now available on i-law.com

  • The Citator is “an essential reference tool for judgments reported in the year 2025”.
  • It is an annual document, in PDF form
  • The Citator indexes cases reported in across our five Law Reports series It also features data from our Plus series of reporting.

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Supreme court coverage in Lloyd's Law Reports: Financial Crime

Latest Supreme Court case reported in Lloyd's Law Reports: Financial Crime

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El-Khouri v Government of The United States of America [2025] UKSC 3; [2025] Lloyd's Rep FC 87

With a commentary written by Rachel Cook, of Counsel, Peters & Peters Solicitors LLP, this case clarifies and simplifies the test for conduct and determining jurisdiction with regards to extradition. However, the Supreme Court acknowledged the simplicity of applying the test in this case, and practitioners are left with potential difficulties arising in more complex scenarios with conduct occurring across multiple jurisdictions.

Financial Crime Search

Compliance Monitor

Nationwide fined £44m for weak personal customer controls
Failings in its financial crime defences significantly hindered Nationwide's ability to maintain understanding of and monitor all its current account customers properly. This created a particularly high risk where any customers were using their personal accounts for business activity, reports Denis O'Connor.
Online Published Date:  02 Feb 2026
Appeared in issue:  Vol 38 No 5 - 01 Feb 2026
SAR struck: trends in NCA suspicious activity reporting figures
While overall volumes of Suspicious Activity Reports remain unwieldily high, some sectors - including 'professional enablers' - are glaringly underrepresented. Ruth Paley examines the latest data.
Online Published Date:  02 Feb 2026
Appeared in issue:  Vol 38 No 5 - 01 Feb 2026
Stablecoins: no longer the new kid on the block
The rapid growth of stablecoins has attracted significant attention from policymakers and financial regulators worldwide, as reflected in the publication of a recent paper from the International Monetary Fund. Drawing on its findings and associated insights, Martin Dowdall and Daniel Hirschfield explore key features of the stablecoin landscape.
Online Published Date:  02 Feb 2026
Appeared in issue:  Vol 38 No 5 - 01 Feb 2026

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