AML compliance Archives

12OctOctober 12, 2026

A Practical Guide on AML Risk Assessment and Monitoring Program in 2026

In line with Cyprus Securities and Exchange...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML, AML compliance, AML Function, AML regulation, AML/CFT, AMLCO, C656, Cyprus, CySEC, CySEC circular

28SepSeptember 28, 2026

Regulatory Updates on AML and MiCA in 2026

Financial crime continues to evolve alongsi...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, AML compliance officer, AML/CFT, AMLA, CASP, EBA, MiCA, Regulatory compliance

25SepSeptember 25, 2025

Regulatory Updates on AML and MiCA in 2025

As time progresses, financial criminals are...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, AML compliance officer, CASP, MiCA, Regulatory compliance

23SepSeptember 23, 2025

How to prepare the AMLCO Annual Report in 2025

Regulated entities are required to fulfill ...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, AML compliance officer, AMLCO annual report, CIF reporting deadlines, CySEC AMLCO report, CySEC deadlines, Regulatory compliance

16JunJune 16, 2025

A Practical Guide on AML Risk Assessment and Monitoring Program in 2025

In line with Cyprus Securities and Exchange...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML, AML compliance, AML Function, AML regulation, AML/CFT, AMLCO, C656, Cyprus, CySEC, CySEC circular

11MarMarch 11, 2024

How to prepare the AMLCO Annual Report in 2024

Regulated entities are obliged within the y...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, AML compliance officer, AMLCO annual report, CIF reporting deadlines, CySEC AMLCO report, CySEC deadlines, Regulatory compliance

18JanJanuary 18, 2024

Decoding ML/TF Key Risks and Mitigation Measures in Payments

In the dynamic landscape of electronic paym...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, AML in payments, EMI AML requirements

08JanJanuary 8, 2024

The updated EBA Guidelines on AML/CFT & CASP key considerations

While the Crypto-Asset Services Providers (...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, CASP Cyprus, CASP CySEC, Compliance culture, EBA Guidenlines

14DecDecember 14, 2023

AML Compliance Culture for CySEC Regulated Entities

Entities authorised and supervised by the C...

By SALVUS TeamArticlesAML compliance, CIF AML compliance, Compliance culture, CySEC AML compliance, Regulatory compliance

02OctOctober 2, 2023

EU list of high risk third countries – October 2023

On September 28th 2023, the European Commis...

By SALVUS TeamNewsAML compliance, AML/CFT, AMLD4, Anti-Money Laundering, EU high-risk third countries, FATF, Regulatory compliance

Cyprus

Members of the Global Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA). Member of the Cyprus Institute of Internal Auditors (Cyprus IIA). Members of the Cyprus Investment Funds Association (CIFA). Certified Actuarial Analyst (CAA) by the Institute and Faculties of Actuaries (IFoA). Certified Persons and Certified Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Officers in the Public Register of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC).

SALVUS (ASP) LTD holds an Administrative Services Provider license and is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (License no. 225/196). SALVUS Funds is protected under two registered European trade marks. The trade mark registration numbers for the logo and the word mark are 018854839 and 018854882, respectively. These trade marks are protected under the European Union’s legislation.

Mauritius

Members of Mauritius Finance. Members of the Mauritius Institute of Directors (MIoD). Certified Compliance Officers and Money Laundering Reporting Officers (MLROs) authorised by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius. Affiliate Members of the Chartered Governance Institute – UK & Ireland (CGIUKI).

SALVUS (Mauritius) Ltd holds a Management Licence and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius under the Financial Services Act 2007 (Licence no. MC24000277). SALVUS Funds is protected under two registered Mauritius trade marks. The trade mark registration numbers for the logo and the word mark are 35892/2024 and 35891/2024, respectively. These trade marks are protected under the Mauritius’ legislation.

United Arab Emirates

SALVUS Consultancy (DIFC) Ltd holds a Commercial Licence and is authorised by the Dubai International Financial Centre (CL 11860).

SALVUS Funds is protected under three registered UAE trade marks. The trade mark registration numbers are 478099, 478101 and 478110, and these trade marks are protected under the UAE’s legislation.

SALVUS Funds Licensing, Compliance & Internal Audit is the fastest-growing Regulatory Compliance boutique advisory for CFD brokers, EMI, payment institutions, investment funds, and crypto-asset services providers (CASP). As a premium brand, we are committed to elevating the communication of developments in the jurisdictions we service through all relevant channels using the #StayAhead, #WeAreSALVUS, #YouAreSALVUS, and #GrowWithSALVUS hashtags, which we created and consistently apply where appropriate. We coined the trade marks of Business Athletes™ to refer to potential career candidates with us and our clients and The Most Complete™ series of regulatory compliance online courses. We are recognised trainers and lecturers on Financial Law, Compliance, and AML/CFT at the Open Univercity of Mauritius and other training institutions, and we are instructors on Compliance, Regulation & Internal Audit at the Institute for Professional Excellence (IforPE).