Source: AMLA final report draft
- Anti-money laundering
AMLAR supplemental acts
- ITS on cooperation for the purposes of direct supervision
Article 13 The JST Coordinator
This is a draft act
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Earlier drafts: AMLA consultation paper draft (16 December 2025)
Summary What does Article 13 of the ITS on cooperation for the purposes of direct supervision say?
This brief article governs how the Authority manages the role of the Joint Supervisory Team (JST) Coordinator, establishing that a rotation principle must apply to this position.
While rotation is the standard, the article carves out flexibility for the Authority to deviate from that standard in duly justified circumstances, and links back to the broader JST framework established elsewhere in the regulation.
Important points:
- The Authority is required to apply a rotation principle to the JST Coordinator role.
- The Authority may deviate from the standard rotation period in justified cases, such as institutional reorganisation, conflict of interest, or the need to preserve supervisory continuity.
- Any adjustment to the standard rotation period must be documented and retained by the Authority.
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The Authority shall ensure that the JST Coordinator is subject to a rotation principle.
The Authority may assign, renew, or terminate the role of the JST Coordinator before or beyond the standard rotation period in duly justified cases, including:
institutional reorganisation within the Authority;
the existence of a conflict of interest;
the need to preserve supervisory continuity due to the JST Coordinator’s specific knowledge, expertise or experience relevant to the supervision.
Any adjustment to the standard rotation period shall be based on a documented and retained justification.
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