AML/CTF Tranche 2 Readiness
Supporting Tranche 2 entities through Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) compliance with clarity and confidence
Australia’s AML/CTF reforms are being rolled out in stages, bringing a wide range of professional service providers into the regulatory regime for the first time.
From 1 July 2026, newly regulated entities, including Accountant, Lawyer, Real Estate Agent, and other professional service providers, will become reporting entities under the AML/CTF Act, with AUSTRAC enrolment opening from 31 March 2026.
Don’t leave compliance to the last minute.
You may be captured under the new AML/CTF regime if your business:
Provides company or trust formation services
Assists with structuring or transactions
Manages or handles client funds
Offers services that facilitate financial or corporate activities
Many professional service providers will now be considered “gatekeepers” to the financial system
31 March 2026
AUSTRAC enrolment opening
1 July 2026
Full AML/CTF compliance required
Now
Start preparing your AML framework
You need to prepare:
A new compliance regime and role allocation
Mandatory enrolment with AUSTRAC
A documented, risk-based AML/CTF Program
Defined roles and responsibilities within your business
Customer due diligence, ongoing monitoring and reporting
Employee due diligence and training
And more…
How we can help
We support Tranche 2 entities through every stage of their compliance journey from Uncertainty, to Compliance, to Confidence.
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A well-designed AML/CTF Program is the foundation of an effective compliance framework under the new regime.
We develop tailored, regulator-aligned Programs that are practical, scalable, and fit for purpose — not generic templates.
Each Program is built to reflect your business operations and risk profile, and typically includes:
Business-specific ML/TF risk assessment
Customer due diligence and verification frameworks
Ongoing monitoring and transaction review methodologies
Employee screening, awareness, and training structures
Governance, reporting, and independent assurance mechanisms
AUSTRAC expects Programs to be living, operational frameworks, not off-the-shelf templates.
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We help you clearly understand your exposure to money laundering and terrorism financing risks, and identify gaps against regulatory requirements.
You will receive a practical roadmap outlining what needs to be addressed and where to prioritise. -
We design and implement practical onboarding and verification processes that integrate seamlessly into your existing workflows, ensuring compliance without slowing down your business.
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We deliver clear, practical, and role-specific training tailored for professional service teams, ensuring your staff understand their obligations and can apply them confidently in real scenarios.
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Compliance doesn’t stop at implementation.
We provide ongoing support to help you stay compliant as obligations evolve, including updates, reviews, and continuous improvement of your AML framework. -
Transaction Monitoring & Suspicious Matter Reporting (SMR)
Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)
Record Keeping Obligations
Independent Reviews of AML/CTF Programs
Ongoing Customer Risk Profiling
Sanctions & Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) Screening
Regulatory Reporting & AUSTRAC Engagement
Governance & Board Oversight
Policy & Procedure Maintenance
Intermediate Service
IncludedInitial Consultation
Brainstorming Session
Collaborative Planning
Customized Deliverables
Multiple Feedback Rounds
Actionable Recommendations
Post-Project Support
Advanced Service
IncludedInitial Consultation
Brainstorming Session
Collaborative Planning
Customized Deliverables
Multiple Feedback Rounds
Actionable Recommendations
Post-Project Support
Book a Consultation
Speak directly with our experts to discuss your needs.
Complimentary initial consultation
Tailored solutions based on your business model
Flexible engagement options (project-based or ongoing)
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