Financial intelligence units

About Sepblac
- - - About Sepblac
      Obtain information about the functions of Sepblac and its organizational structure, and access its main activity data.
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Obliged subjects
- - - Obliged subjects
      Identify the categories of obliged subjects are their main obligations in relation to the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing.
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External experts
- - - External experts
      Discover what external experts do. Learn their obligations and access, via the formalities section, to their communication obligations to Sepblac.
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  - - Frequent asked questions
Means of payment
- - - Means of payment
      Find out what your obligations are in relation to the movement of means of payment and discover how to do the necessary declarations.
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  - - Formalities
    - Frequent asked questions
Banking Account Register
- - - Banking Account Register (FTF)
      Learn what the Centralized Banking Account Register (FTF) is and who are required to declare. Consult the formalities for reporting entities.
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Legislation
- - - Legislation
      Examine national and European legislation on the prevention of money laudering and terrorist financing.
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  - - National legislation
    - European legislation
Publications
- - - Publications
      Browse the Activity Report and access relevant publications on the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing produced by Sepblac and other national and international organizations.
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  - - Other institutions

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This section includes a link to the Egmont Group website from which you can access the websites of the financial intelligence units of States and other territories that are members of the Egmont Group. The presence of States and other territories in this list does not imply any recognition of sovereignty.

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