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Opening Issue 33

Title Champs: 100 days of AML/CTF reform cover

Title Champs: 100 days of AML/CTF reform

100 days of AML/CTF reform

IN THIS ISSUE

  1. 01PRACTICE

    More than transactions: Being your client's anchor

    Lauren Leathwood is the director and principal licensed conveyancer of Sydney-based The Conveyancing Group. She has 25 years’ experience in the property field, including as a real estate agent, property investor and renovator. Lauren is also a director and board member of AIC NSW, on the PEXA Advisory Board and an in-demand speaker

ABOUT THIS ISSUE

Since July 1, conveyancers, agents and solicitors have been getting to grips with their new AML/CTF obligations. So, how’s it really going? We went straight to the source. AUSTRAC chief executive Brendan Thomas gives Australian Conveyancer his honest take on the first 100 days. The headline is this: Conveyancers are “the best-engaged industry we have in Tranche 2”.

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