:quality(80))
Conveyancers who are ‘wilfully blind’ will be first targets
Financial crime regulator will clamp down on practitioners who don’t comply with new AML/CTF laws
Search
67 articles for “PEXA”
Newest first
E-conveyancing reform is still a possibility
Sympli boss remains hopeful and determined to see interoperability take a hold in the industry for the benefit of all.
Green fields: AIC president’s link to the land
Tasmania’s rural heritage runs deep through Devonport conveyancer Debbie Hutton’s life story.
Government should stop ‘risks’ of monopoly
ARNECC says there is no need for further review into e-conveyancing but others say there is still much more to be done.
Sticking points remain in battle to bust monopoly
E-conveyancing interoperability may still have some hurdles to overcome before being adopted
Nine lives: The leading lights of our industry
To celebrate International Women’s Day, AC shines a spotlight on nine female practitioners who are each making an indelible mark on the sector
The method behind the communication
Licensed conveyancer Craig Radford joined Sydney-based Paul Denny Conveyancing in 2000. Craig became a partner in 2014 and participated in the first PEXA settlement. Upon Paul’s retirement in 2022, Craig took over the business with Linda Henry and Sarah Johnstone. The current leadership team at PDC remains committed to clear advice and personal service, carrying on Paul’s mantra: “When all you do is conveyancing, you get very good at it.”
Eliminate and minimise risk is the name of the game
AICNSW boss is on a mission to improve the standing of conveyancers across all levels of the property industry
Slam the scams: Payment cons net $152 million
The ACCC’s National Anti-Scam Centre has renewed its warning against false billing, in which tech-savvy fraudsters impersonate legitimate businesses such as conveyancers and intercept or misdirect payments by clients. The cruel hoax can often lead to financial ruin
Tech issue sparks property settlement delays
An RBA system issue that caused property settlements to stall this week has prompted apologies from the central bank.
Service, advice levels dotted Is and crossed Ts in 2025
Over 7200 transactions in 2025 representing property valued at $8.2billion have kept Dott & Crossitt on top of the NSW conveyancing pile.
Interoperability: ‘freedom of choice’ delayed but hope in Qld
The long-time challenge of bringing electronic lodgement network operators together in a seamless environment has stalled by issues raised by banks.
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80))
:quality(80)){kind=logo}
:quality(80))
:quality(80))