#32026B019552026 revenue and expenditure statement for the AMLA Authority
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This budget sets out how much money the EU’s new anti-money laundering authority, AMLA, plans to receive and spend in 2026. It gives a total budget of about €43.1 million, funded mostly by a €37.1 million EU contribution plus €6 million in other contributions. The spending plan shows the authority is scaling up fast, with most money going to staff, administration, and operational work such as information systems, missions, meetings, and outreach. Businesses in financial services should expect AMLA to continue building its team and tools in preparation for stronger EU-level oversight.
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Key Changes
- Sets AMLA’s 2026 budget at €43.06 million, up sharply from the 2025 estimate.
- Increases staffing resources to 153 authorized posts and 80 total FTEs of contract staff and seconded experts.
- Raises spending on operational work, especially information systems, missions, meetings, and external outreach.