You already have an AML/CTF Program. An independent evaluation confirms it's still fit for purpose — and specifically, whether it's aligned to the 2026 reforms.
AUSTRAC guidance recommends periodic independent reviews of both the design and operational effectiveness of your AML/CTF Program. Our evaluation — conducted by someone outside your organisation — gives you a clear, evidence-based report with actionable recommendations.
Focused specifically on whether your AML/CTF Program's design — risk assessment, policy, procedures, and governance — aligns to the 2026 AML/CTF reform obligations.
The complete periodic independent review AUSTRAC guidance recommends — covering both program design and operational effectiveness in practice.
Changes to AML/CTF obligations start on 31 March 2026 for existing reporting entities (threshold transaction and suspicious matter reporting stay on the current rules until the transition ends on 30 March 2029). Key changes include:
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