The European Union is gearing up to toughen its anti-money laundering rules.
According to documents sighted by the Financial Times, the EU’s finance ministers are expected to ask the European Commission to help in creating an independent enforcement body with “direct powers” to police the crime.
The proposals were set to be publicised more widely following the EU’s December meeting.
“Criminals and terrorists are taking advantage of loopholes,...
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