Examples of using Fius in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Upgraded FIU Platform, national FIUs.
The work of the Member States' Financial Intelligence Units(FIUs) and their permanent coordination at European level are essential.
Regular feedback to reporting bodies will help ensure high quality reports to FIUs.
FIUs may, within the limits of the applicable national law and without a request to that effect, exchange relevant information.
Stresses the importance of better bilateral exchange of information between third countries and EU FIUs;
By the end of 2017,the Commission shall draw up a report on the Member States' FIUs powers and obstacles to cooperation.
Member States shall ensure that FIUs cooperate with each other to the greatest extent possible, regardless of their organisational status.
The Commission may lend such assistance as may be needed to facilitate coordination,including the exchange of information between FIUs within the Union.
Consider ways to improve communication between FIUs and the financial community through enhanced access to relevant databases.
FIUs should be able to obtain from any obliged entity all the necessary information relating to their functions.
The financial sector does not have the information which FIUs(and others) can work with when analysing suspicious transactions and financial patterns of suspects.
The deadlines for exchange of information have been slightly prolonged in order toensure that FIUs have enough operational time for response.
Where permitted to do so, FIUs shall also contact other competent authorities and financial institutions in order to obtain relevant information”.
The FIU. NET, funded by the Member States and the Commission,aims to establish a computer network for the exchange of intelligence among FIUs.
Discussions with the financial community, security services and FIUs should identify where the problems lie and the most cost-effective ways to address these.
FIUs play an important role in identifying the financial operations of terrorist networks across borders and in detecting their financial backers.
Points out the essential role of financial intelligence units(FIUs) in guaranteeing the effectiveness of the fight against money laundering and welcomes its close cooperation with Europol;
The recently-agreed Anti-Money Laundering package34 will help to identify and follow up on suspicious transfers of money andfacilitate the efficient exchange of information between Financial Intelligence Units(FIUs).
Moreover, the FIUs concerned are also unable to exchange such information with their EU and non EU-counterparts, which complicates cross-border preventative action.
The new EU frameworkcould reinforce the existing provisions requiring FIUs to provide timely generic feedback to reporting entities;
FIUs should have access to information and be able to exchange it without impediments, including through appropriate cooperation with law enforcement authorities.
Net is a decentralised andsophisticated computer network supporting the Financial Intelligence Units(FIUs) in the European Union in their fight against money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
FIUs were established as hubs to assess such transactions, interact with their counterparts in other countries and, where required, contact judicial authorities.
The Commission proposes toamend Article 32 of the 4AMLD to facilitate FIUs cooperation, aligning rules for their access to information with the latest international standards.
FIUs shall undertake all necessary measures, including security measures, to ensure that information submitted under this Decision is not accessible by any other authorities, agencies or departments.
Having regard to the EU FIU Platformmapping exercise and gap analysis on EU FIUs' powers and obstacles for obtaining and exchanging information(15 December 2016).
Improving the exchange of information between FIUs within the Union is particularly important in addressing the transnational character of money laundering and terrorist financing.
It provides for deadlines within which FIUs should exchange the information and requires the use of a secure channel of communication to further improve and speed up the information exchange.
Member States shall ensure that FIUs designate at least one contact person or point to be responsible for receiving requests for information from FIUs in other Member States.';
Notes that the purpose limitation on the use of the information exchanged by FIUs should be reviewed and unified at EU and global level in order to allow for information to be used for tackling tax crimes and for purposes of producing evidence;
