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Brendan Thomas says conveyancers have nothing to fear from AML reforms cover

Brendan Thomas says conveyancers have nothing to fear from AML reforms

Brendan Thomas says conveyancers have nothing to fear from AML reforms

IN THIS ISSUE

  1. 01ECONOMY

    Paul Nicolaou: Sydney’s red tape warrior

    For Paul Nicolaou, there’s a lot to love about his hometown of Sydney. As executive director of Business Sydney he’s a passionate advocate for development and refurbishment, a sword-wielding enemy of red tape. But he’s also heavily invested in making Sydney a better place for its people, especially the homeless and city workers who can’t afford city rents.

  2. 02COMPLIANCE

    Keep calm, but get cracking

    With 10 months to go, it’s time for conveyancers (if they haven’t already) to conduct serious number-crunching on AML/CTF Tranche 2. Namely, the cost to their business of complying with the new rules; either doing it themselves, or having someone else carry the load.

  3. 03COMPLIANCE

    ‘Let’s lock the criminals out together’

    In the countdown to next year’s anti-money laundering and counter terrorism funding law reforms, conveyancers have feared an additional burden on their businesses. But the man leading the changes says the focus is on the criminals, not the small businesses genuinely trying to do the right thing.

  4. 04MARKET

    Property news makes prime time

    Television news has long had political, economic, and foreign affairs reporters but it’s a sign of the times that most stations now also have real estate specialists.

  5. 05MARKET

    Generational wealth transfer will mean surge in work for conveyancers

    Financial planners dealing with Baby Boomers eager to help their kids onto the property ladder highlight the amount of business heading conveyancers’ way.

  6. 06PROPERTY

    Thinking outside the box

    Australia is suffering a critical housing shortage. Demand far outstrips supply, and prices continue to rocket beyond the reach of many. Cutting red tape for building approvals and government incentives are part of the solution. Here’s another: quick-to-build modular housing. We examine just what’s out there.

  7. 07TECHNOLOGY

    Vale Richard Hugo-Hamman

    Visionary, charismatic and fiercely committed to the people around him. Just a few of the words shared about Richard Hugo-Hamman, who leaves behind an enduring legacy as one of the legal technology sector’s most influential and transformational leaders.

  8. 08PRACTICE

    Working smarter, not harder

    Coach-turned-conveyancer Trent Taylor has spent 20 years mentoring businesses globally. He told the Beyond Conveyancing forum that mindset is the biggest obstacle business owners face.

  9. 09PRACTICE

    Conveyancer voices fears for under-equipped next generation

    Australian Institute of Conveyancers Vice President Linda expressed her concerns in Australian Conveyancer’s new Wisdom section of the monthly magazine.

ABOUT THIS ISSUE

The AUSTRAC chief executive says no conveyancers will go to the wall as they help the financial crimes agency tackle the scourge of money laundering and counter terror financing.

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