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Regulators across the EU and UK are intensifying financial crime supervision for payment firms, e-money institutions, and crypto-asset service providers. The analysis here draws on 30+ AML/CFT audits completed by Finvisor's team across multiple jurisdictions — covering what adequate looks like, where frameworks break down under scrutiny, and how to close the gaps before a regulator identifies them for you.

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Regulatory Briefing

E-Money and Consumer Protection Laws

The transitional period for crypto-asset businesses operating under national regimes ended 31 December 2025. Firms without MiCAR authorisation or a live application are now operating without regulatory cover. The CBI has a pipeline of applications and is running quarterly regulatory returns from Q1 2026.

Apr 2026
AML / CTF
Regulatory Briefing

Impact of Digital Currency on Governance

DORA has been applicable since January 2025. Supervisors are moving from implementation guidance to active assessment. Key gaps we are identifying across client portfolios: incomplete Registers of Information, weak ICT incident classification, and insufficient third-party concentration analysis.

Apr 2026

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