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In the second week of June 2025, the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") publishedOpens in new window its June 2025 Insurance Newsletter ("Newsletter").

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1. Central Bank publishes its June 2025 Insurance Newsletter

In the second week of June 2025, the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") published its June 2025 Insurance Newsletter ("Newsletter").

The Newsletter covers areas of relevance and interest to the insurance sector. Some of the matters covered in this edition include:

AML / AMLA Update

The Newsletter summarises the main points as regards the European Commission's ("Commission") AML Package – published in the official journal of the European Union in June 2024 - for more information, see FIG Top 5 at 5 dated 27 June 2024.

The Newsletter highlights the following in relation to the AML Package and the new EU AML Supervisory Authority ("AMLA"):

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