The Financial Action Task Force of Latin America (GAFILAT) held a workshop in Guatemala City on supervision focused on applying simplified due diligence measures for financial and non-financial institutions, framed by the risk-based approach and recent changes to Recommendation 1. The event, organised under GAFILAT’s annual Action Plan with support from Spanish technical cooperation, brought together more than 100 delegates in person and virtually, including representatives from anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML/CFT) supervisory authorities and the private sector from member countries. Discussions centred on how to apply simplified due diligence proportionately to identified risks, with the stated aim of improving resource allocation and supporting financial inclusion without undermining the integrity of the financial system. GAFILAT also indicated it will continue supporting member countries in implementing international AML/CFT standards.