Brussels, 02/07/2004 (Agence Europe) - The third directive on combatting money laundering and the funding of terrorism has been given a mixed reception, to say the least, by those who will have to apply it, particularly banks and lawyers. EU legislation already covers banks, lawyers, art dealers and a series of other professions dealing with large sums of money, who have to report suspect transactions to the authorities. On Wednesday, the Commission adopted draft regulation explicitly...