Control via other means
Qualitative control relevant to UBO determination beyond ownership percentages.
By Noah Böker — Regulatory Strategy, Transparify
Last updated: Content is reviewed on a ~90-day cycle while AMLR implementation evolves through 2027.
ReviewedSubject-matter reviewed by Noah Böker, Regulatory Strategy, Transparify. This is not a substitute for firm-specific legal advice.
Control via other means is a qualitative ground in Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) determination covering influence not captured by ownership percentages alone.
Examples include appointment rights, vetoes, and certain trust or foundation roles — always mapped to primary legal text and facts.
Related reading
Primary sources
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1624 (AMLR)Anti-Money Laundering Regulation — directly applicable from 10 July 2027.