This could be achieved by charging an EU body or a new authority with AML/CFT tasks. This EU body or authority should be independent to allow it to act decisively in addressing ML/TF risks.
It could detail a single AML/CFT rulebook via technical standards and/or guidelines, coordinate its implementation and ensure strict and harmonised AML/CFT supervisory practices in the EU and across Member States, leveraging on the experience and expertise of national supervisors.