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Apathy is your greatest risk. Are you ready for AML reform?
Law firms are facing a major compliance shake-up – and the cost of inaction could be severe. By July 2026, lawyers must comply with tough new anti-money laundering (AML) regulations that will dramatically increase compliance obligations across the profession.
Lawyers Weekly
The biggest risk? Doing nothing.
“The greatest risk is apathy and ignorance,” said Jeremy Moller, senior adviser at Norton Rose Fulbright. “Start early. The best time to approach this was probably yesterday.”
Non-compliance could cost you
Law firms will soon be required to identify, assess, and mitigate money laundering risks – or face serious consequences. Failure to comply could lead to fines, criminal charges, and lasting reputational damage. With the legal profession under increasing regulatory scrutiny, ignorance is no longer an excuse.
That’s why tranche 2 leaders are coming together at AML Edge 2025 in Sydney on 27 March – a one-day event designed to give lawyers, compliance professionals, and legal executives the critical insights and tools to prepare for the incoming AML laws.
AUSTRAC, Australia’s financial intelligence agency and regulator, will be speaking at the event, outlining key compliance expectations.
With over 20 experts on the speaker line-up, including Jeremy Moller and other global and national specialists, this is the must-attend event to ensure your firm is ready for the new era of AML compliance.
Don’t wait for the crackdown!
For more information and to secure your ticket, click here.
