Past Event: Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Watch on-demand an exclusive three-part webinar series on Anti-Money Laundering & Counter Terrorism (AML/CTF) compliance

The series is specifically tailored for new entrants to the AML/CTF regime: real estate agents, property developers, lawyers, accountants and other professional services providers.  

During the session, our experts provided a comprehensive background and introduction to the AML/CTF regime. They shared valuable insights on identifying, assessing, and managing risks effectively. The session also covered detailed steps for risk assessment and mitigation strategies. Lastly, our experts delved deep into the development of AML/CTF policies and procedures, highlighting key considerations for new reporting entities and effective implementation practices. 

AML/CTF for new entrants

Parliament has now passed the Anti-Money Laundering & Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Amendment Bill 2024 to reform and extend the current regulations impacting new industries including real estate agents, property developers, lawyers, accountants, other professional services providers, and precious stone dealers if they provide ‘designated services’ within each newly captured industry under these ‘Tranche 2’ updates.   
 
The AML reforms, effective from 1 July 2026, will significantly impact these newly added professions, giving them less than 18 months to prepare for the changes. 

Featured speakers

Neil Jeans
Partner

Neil has a unique background in financial crime risk management spanning almost 30 years, including working at senior levels managing AML/CTF, Sanctions and Anti-Bribery compliance across Europe, the US, Latin America, Asia, and Australia within two major global investment banks, one European financial services company, and a major Australian bank.

Katherine Shamai
Partner

Katherine has over 24 years experience in providing financial crime, governance, compliance, risk and controls advisory, and investigative services to a range of clients including federal, state and local government agencies and departments, not-for-profits and NGOs, gaming, financial services, and ASX listed companies.