EU Data Watchdog Takes Issue With Financial Crime Information Sharing

The EU’s data protection watchdog has said privacy rights could be violated if law enforcement bodies are allowed to share intelligence with financial institutions about their customers under the EU’s re-worked anti-money laundering framework.

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