On 26 June 2017 the European Commission published its Supranational Risk Assessment Report which should support Member State authorities in better addressing money laundering risks in practice.  The press release of 26 June states:

As required by the new directive, the Commission assessed the money laundering and terrorist financing risks of different sectors and financial products. The report published today identifies the areas most at risk and the most widespread techniques used by criminals to launder illicit funds.

The page regarding the report is to be found here, with:

• SNRA Report
• annex SNRA part 1
• annex SNRA part 2
• staff working document FIUs