Compliance & Standards

Following the money: the Commission maps the next phase of EU financial-intelligence access (Jul 2026)

Analysis of the European Commission's first report on Directive (EU) 2019/1153 finds no immediate expansion of access powers, but signals faster, more standardised cross-border production of bank and crypto account data under national law.

Topics: payments, crypto, regulation, policy, cross-border

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