Webinar | AMLD6 and eIDAS 2.0: What Compliance Teams Need to Know Now

As EU regulations continue to evolve, two major frameworks are set to significantly reshape compliance and digital identity strategies across the region: AMLD6 (with a focus on Article 75) and eIDAS 2.0. This on-demand webinar brings together regulatory experts—including Sedicii CEO Rob Leslie—to unpack these developments and what they mean for your business.

Webinar Overview

This one-hour session explores:

The new Information Sharing obligations under AMLD6 Article 75
How these changes impact Enhanced Customer Due Diligence (CDD) for high-risk countries
The penalties for non-compliance, and how organisations can prepare
The transition from eIDAS 1.0 to 2.0, including:
- Expanded Qualified Trust Services
- Stricter privacy and data protection measures
The introduction of the European Digital Identity Wallet

Through practical examples, case studies, and expert commentary, the webinar provides clear, actionable insights for compliance professionals, digital identity leads, and legal teams preparing for implementation.

Key Takeaways

Understand the Impact of AMLD6 Article 75 Learn how Article 75 transforms information sharing and CDD, and what’s at stake if you’re unprepared.
Navigate the Transition to eIDAS 2.0 Discover how the next generation of digital identity regulation will affect your technology stack and trust framework.
Prepare for Implementation Challenges Get practical advice on how to handle legal, operational, and technical hurdles before these rules go live.

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This webinar is part of Sedicii’s ongoing thought leadership in support of Project PHACKS, an initiative focused on building collaborative communities to address complex cybersecurity and data privacy challenges. PHACKS is funded by the European Union and brings together organisations to explore new approaches to secure data collaboration utilising privacy enhancing technologies. Through this work, Sedicii contributes its expertise in advanced cryptography, secure data collaboration and digital identity to promote safer, more transparent digital ecosystems across Europe. The views expressed herein reflect the author’s perspective and do not necessarily represent those of the European Union. Learn more about Project PHACKS.