Luxembourg CSSF launches a standardised AML/CFT data collection exercise using AMLA templates, requiring FIs and VASPs to submit their 2025 risk questionnaires by 15 Apr 2026, streamlining reporting

This approach reduces reporting burden, ensures consistency, and supports preparation for the new common EU AML/CFT supervision methodology. Entities selected for AMLA’s 2026 calibration exercise must report specific quantitative and qualitative risk data to the CSSF...

CSSF’s 2025 NRA Report flags foreign criminal proceeds as Luxembourg’s top ML threat – driven by fraud, corruption, tax crimes, and drug trafficking, prompting stronger oversight and transparency

The report highlights that ML is primarily fueled by proceeds of foreign crimes, particularly fraud, tax evasion, corruption, and bribery. Domestic threats are less significant, with key risks arising from fraud, robbery, and drug trafficking. Legal arrangements now...