On Wednesday 6 May 2026, Luxembourg’s Ministry of Justice launched a national portal dedicated to combating money laundering and terrorist financing (AML/CFT).
The portal was officially presented during a meeting of the Committee for the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, in the presence of Elisabeth Margue, Luxembourg’s Minister of Justice.
According to the ministry, the information portal amlcft.public.lu centrally provides all information related to AML/CFT and is intended for all relevant stakeholders, including the general public. The portal brings together applicable legislation, FATF standards, national risk assessments, guidelines and other relevant publications, as well as international, European and national news on the subject.
Designed with a focus on awareness and training, the website targets both public authorities and professionals concerned, as well as the general public, said the ministry, adding that the website also offers a dedicated section, written in clear and accessible language, which aims to inform citizens about AML/CFT issues, as well as the role and functioning of the relevant European and international institutions. This section also serves as a support tool for non-profit organisations, which may, depending on their activities, be exposed to varying degrees of risk of exploitation for terrorist financing purposes.
