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Over 400 conveyancers and property lawyers logged in for our first AML/CTF Check-In, bringing questions they’ve been sitting with since the Tranche 2 deadline passed on 1
With less than two weeks remaining, conveyancers and property lawyers providing a designated service must complete their AUSTRAC enrolment and have the appropriate people, processes,
From 1 July 2026, every reporting entity in a property transaction has to complete its own AML/CTF checks. In a single sale, that can mean
From 1 July 2026, every client you onboard for a designated service will need to go through a customer due diligence process. For most firms,
Over 400 conveyancers and property lawyers logged in for our first AML/CTF Check-In, bringing questions they’ve been sitting with since the Tranche 2 deadline passed on 1
With less than two weeks remaining, conveyancers and property lawyers providing a designated service must complete their AUSTRAC enrolment and have the appropriate people, processes,
From 1 July 2026, every reporting entity in a property transaction has to complete its own AML/CTF checks. In a single sale, that can mean
From 1 July 2026, every client you onboard for a designated service will need to go through a customer due diligence process. For most firms,
In the digital-first world of conveyancing, where transactions are conducted online and sensitive client data is the lifeblood of your firm, security isn’t just a
Conveyancers can avoid the risk of having a contract terminated and save their clients thousands by making sure the right searches are in place
Bookkeeping might not be the most thrilling aspect of running a small conveyancing practice, but it’s absolutely crucial for maintaining financial control, ensuring compliance, and
Australia’s AML/CTF Amendment Act 2024 expands anti money laundering and terrorism financing obligations to a new group of non-financial businesses and professions, collectively known as
A successful and smooth property sales transaction is the result of numerous professional stakeholders working in harmony and in the best interests of vendors and buyers. It’s the engine room that navigates the required detail of title searches and legal obligations that support the often-emotional element of a real estate sale. Conveyancers and real estate agents are in the centre of it. The relationship between these practitioners is therefore critical.
