The AUSTRAC typologies and case studies report 2010 is the fourth in a series of reports AUSTRAC has produced to educate Australian businesses about their money laundering and terrorism financing risks, and assist them to recognise and guard against these risks in the future.

The 2010 report includes 31 real-life case studies illustrating how Australian businesses have been misused by criminals to commit a range of serious offences, including drug importation and trafficking, identity fraud, and money laundering.

How to recognise the financial behaviours associated with foreign terrorist fighters and suspects.

• Building a profile: Financial characteristics associated with known foreign terrorist fighters and suspects (PDF, 393KB)

Typologies show the various methods criminals use to conceal, launder or move illicit funds.

• Typologies and case studies report 2011 (PDF, 3.5MB)

A 2014 report about terrorism financing in Australia, including risks and threats, the channels used to raise and transfer funds, indicators to help identify suspicious activity, and the legal and regulatory framework in place to help deter and detect terrorism financing.

• Terrorism financing in Australia 2014 (PDF, 627KB)

A downloadable poster to remind you of your obligations to identify and verify the beneficial owners of your customers.

• Download the poster (PDF, 988KB)

A downloadable fact sheet outlining your obligations to identify and verify the beneficial owners of your customers.

• Download the fact sheet (PDF, 1533KB)

A guidance note about what constitutes a remittance network provider according to AML/CTF legislation. Guidance notes help reporting entities understand specific provisions of the AML/CTF Act and Rules so they can meet their obligations.

Insights into how AUSTRAC views and fulfils its regulatory role.

• Download the file (PDF)

What makes a good SMR and how SMRs help protect Australia from financial crime and terrorism financing.

A guidance note about what constitutes a comparable AML/CTF law in a foreign country. Guidance notes help reporting entities understand specific provisions of the AML/CTF Act and Rules so they can meet their obligations.