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AML Sorted
At AML Sorted, we simplify Anti Money Laundering (AML) compliance for professional services in Australia.
About AML Sorted
At AML Sorted, we simplify Anti Money Laundering (AML) compliance for professional services in Australia. Founded by Amy Bell, a Solicitor with almost three decades of experience in the UK, we specialise in helping lawyers, accountants, and real estate agents navigate the new AML legislation. Our mission is to provide tailored AML compliance solutions that protect your firm, support your staff, and ensure regulatory adherence, allowing you to focus on your business. What needs to be done for Tranche 2? To be compliant, your AML programme must cover two key areas: 1) The Framework: Your Firm Wide Risk Assessment, written policies, internal controls, and registers. 2) The Processes: Risk-based onboarding, client due diligence, ongoing monitoring, training, and annual audits. Basically, we'll do all the heavy lifting, while you stay focused on your clients. As a result, you will have: > A tailored firm-wide risk assessment > Bespoke AML & CTF policies and procedures > Client onboarding and due diligence workflows > Role-based staff training > Registers for high-risk clients, STRs, staff screening, and training > Annual audits and reporting dashboard > Ongoing policy updates and support > New training modules each year Get in touch with our small team of experts who understand the pressures you are under! You can email us with your queries - we're here to support you. hello@amlsorted.com
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Presence & Recognition
AML Sorted is hosting a practitioner-led discussion at the 2026 ALPMA Summit on AML/CTF Tranche 2: The First 10 Weeks moderated by Amy Bell.
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Legal & Regulatory
AML Sorted reports that a regulated payment platform submitted reports to AUSTRAC identifying suspicious financial activity.
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Legal & Regulatory
AML Sorted reports that AUSTRAC intelligence helped the Australian Border Force and Northern Territory Police uncover millions of dollars linked to the illicit tobacco and vaping trade.
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