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Are you ready for Australia’s Tranche 2 reforms?

Starting on July 1, 2026, legal professionals, real estate agents, accountants, and other DNFBPs—including real estate agents and accountants—will face new AML/CTF obligations.

Non-compliance risks penalties, client trust, and reputation.

To help the legal sector prepare, ACAMS and the Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) have partnered to deliver AML/CTF training designed for legal practitioners.

This reflects a broader trend: AML/CTF regulations are expanding across industries. For DNFBPs, the ACAMS AML General Awareness course offers a practical, accessible starting point to understanding financial crime risks and controls.

Start now. Let’s build the right training program for you or your team.

Register here: https://www.acams.org/en/training/certificates/aml-general-awareness

Real voices from CAMS certified professionals

We’re proud to showcase how our CAMS Certification impacts careers and AML expertise worldwide. Here is an inspiring statement from our global community!

What do cartels, fentanyl, AI, and export controls have in common?

They’re reshaping the compliance landscape – fast.

This June, join ACAMS for 4 expert-led webinars diving into:

💣 The impact of designating cartels as FTOs

🤖 How AI is changing transaction monitoring

📦 What’s next for global sanctions and export controls

💊 How illicit fentanyl money moves – and how to stop it

Explore and register for the full June lineup: https://bit.ly/3ZIiucY

Something big is coming.

For over two decades, CAMS has set the benchmark for AML training. But the threat landscape is changing—and so are we.

Register for our upcoming webinar to discover what’s new: https://bit.ly/3HlZYAV

In this episode of “Financial Crime Matters,” Kieran Beer talks with Andy Greenberg, senior writer at WIRED and author of the blockchain forensic thriller “Tracers In The Dark.” Halfway into their conversation, they are joined by Tigran Gambaryan, head of financial crime compliance at Binance and a former IRS-CI investigator.

Andy, Tigran and Kieran discuss Tigran’s detention by Nigerian authorities for 8 months as part of the government's effort to force Binance to pay billions in penalties, which was the subject of an in-depth WIRED article by Andy. They also talk about Tigran’s role as a blockchain forensics pioneer documented by Andy in his book, and what each sees as the opportunities and challenges associated with the rise of digital assets.

https://bit.ly/3ZLuAlz

Blockchain Forensics and Surviving Detention in Nigeria, with Tigran Gambaryan and Andy Greenberg. In this episode of “Financial Crime Matters,” Kieran talks with Andy Greenberg, senior writer at WIRED and author of the blockchain forensic thriller “Tracers In The Dark.” Halfway into their conversa

Are you utilizing AI effectively in your financial crime controls?

How could and should AI look for your organization? On June 16, 2025, join us for a discussion on the use of AI in sanctions screening and transaction monitoring, including:

💡 Assessing your organization’s AI readiness and identifying the right approach for you

💡 How and where AI can be most beneficial in making sanctions screening and transaction monitoring programs effective, including lessons learned

💡 Data considerations that should be taken into account before building AI into your program, to avoid ‘garbage in, garbage out’

💡 Striking the balance between efficiency and risk, and considerations in attaining comfort from regulators

💡 And much more!

Don’t miss this opportunity to join the conversation and register now – sponsored by : https://bit.ly/3Fma3xf