Ready for AMLR - what does it mean in practice?

Due to high demand, registration for the event is now closed. However, you can sign up for the waiting list, and we will contact you if a spot becomes available.

Maximum of two people from the same company. 

  • SannaMari BöleniusSenior Manager, Frank Penny
  • Jonas KarlssonDirector, Advisense
  • Sanja Gabler
    Sanja GablerChief Revenue Officer
- CET
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Due to high demand, registration for the event is now closed. However, you can sign up for the waiting list, and we will contact you if a spot becomes available.

AMLR will begin to apply in the EU from July 2027. This makes 2026 a crucial year for preparations and internal adjustments.

For compliance teams, this means new requirements, working methods, and a clear need to understand how the regulation will apply to everyday life.

To support organisations in this work, we are hosting a breakfast seminar in Swedish focusing on preparations for AMLR.

During breakfast, you will receive information about:

  • An overview of AMLR and what the regulation means for European financial institutions
  • Frequently asked questions and answers about the regulation
  • The first steps that are relevant to being well prepared for 2027 

For this breakfast, we want to focus on you and the challenges and questions you have as you prepare for AMLR.

That's why we've gathered a group of experts who will share their insights and answer your questions about AMLR. 

Please send in your questions in advance, and we will make sure to address them during breakfast. 

Send your questions here (in Swedish)

Note: The breakfast seminar will be in Swedish. Maximum of two people from the same company. 

Due to high demand, registration for the event is now closed. However, you can sign up for the waiting list, and we will contact you if a spot becomes available.

Speakers

  • SannaMari Bölenius

    Senior Manager, Frank Penny

    SannaMari has a strong background in AML, with a focus on translating regulations and requirements into practical working methods. Her main strength is her ability to specify how the work should be carried out in practice - from policy and steering documents to operational implementation.

  • Jonas Karlsson

    Director, Advisense

    Jonas is head of the FCP team at Advisense. In addition to approximately six years as a consultant in FCP, Jonas has been deputy head of Handelsbanken's group function for FCP and, prior to that, worked as a judge and lawyer at the Ministry of Finance. At the Ministry of Finance, Jonas drafted the current Money Laundering Act and represented Sweden in the FATF and the EU on AML/CTF issues.

  • Sanja Gabler

    Sanja Gabler

    Chief Revenue Officer

    Sanja Gabler holds an M.Sc. degree from Stockholm University and an MBA from the KAIST School of Management Engineering in Seoul. She has extensive experience in digital marketing, technology and brand, from companies in strong growth and scale up phases.

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