The AML/CTF landscape in Australia is transforming significantly, requiring existing reporting entities to comply with a new outcomes-focused regime by March 31, 2026. Key changes include an integrated AML/CTF Program, enhanced accountability for senior leadership, and new requirements for risk assessments regarding Proliferation Financing.
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The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024 expands regulations to include ‘Tranche 2 entities’ such as legal, accounting, and real estate professionals. From July 2026, these entities must comply with mandatory enrolment, customer due diligence, and reporting obligations, increasing their compliance workload to prevent financial crime.
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The AML/CTF Act mandates that certain businesses adopt and maintain an AML/CTF Program, requiring regular independent reviews. These reviews ensure compliance and effectiveness in addressing money laundering and terrorism financing risks. Adria Group offers specialized services to assist businesses in conducting these necessary reviews, tailored to their specific needs and risks.
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