We have a range of activities and resources to help you learn more about how to meet your anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) obligations.
E-learning
E-learning modules are available to support you to understand and comply with your AML/CTF obligations. Our e-learning platform hosts all our e-learning modules, as well as a range of other resources.
Webinars
We host webinars on a range of AML/CTF topics to provide key updates. Visit our webinars page to register for upcoming webinars or access recordings.
Videos and animations
- Assessing ML/TF risk: What is ML/TF risk assessment
- Governance: Board oversight and compliance officer AUSTRAC Insights Governance
- Suspicious matter reporting
- How SMRs can help disrupt criminal activity
- Your annual compliance report
- Guidance for registered remittance service providers
- Money transfer: The right way
- Cross border movement of monetary instruments
Posters and quick guides
AML/CTF obligations
- AML/CTF program quick guide
- AML/CTF program quick guide for financial planners
- AML/CTF governance and oversight factsheet
Governance
- Governance quick guide for governing bodies
- Governance quick guide for senior managers
- Governance quick guide for AML/CTF compliance officers
- Governance quick guide for sole traders and micro businesses
ML/TF risk assessment
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for accountants
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for conveyancers
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for dealers in precious stones, metals and products
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for lawyers
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for real estate professionals
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for trust and company service providers
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for remittance service providers
- ML/TF risk assessment framework quick guide for virtual asset service providers
Other resources
- Identifying individual customers factsheet for remittance service providers
- Threshold transaction reports: How to avoid common mistakes
- International funds transfer instructions for remittance service providers
- Suspicious matter report checklist
- Suspicious matter reporting reference guide
- Suspicious matter reporting FAQs
- Effective suspicious matter reporting
We also have these resources for new reporting entities:
Resources coming soon
e-learning modules
- Introduction to AML/CTF
- Governance
- ML/TF risk assessments
- AML/CTF policies
- Initial and simplified customer due diligence (CDD)
- Ongoing CDD
- Enhanced CDD
- Beneficial owners and politically exposed persons
- Suspicious matter reports
- Quality reporting: Suspicious matter reports
- Quality reporting: Threshold transaction reports
Webinars
- Initial and simplified CDD webinar
- Ongoing CDD webinar
- Enhanced CDD webinar
Videos and animations
- Governance animation
- ML/TF risk assessment animation
- AML/CTF compliance officer ‘day in the life’ video
- AML/CTF compliance officer role and expectations video
- Overview of customer due diligence video
- Suspicious matter reports animation
- Beneficial ownership animation
Posters and quick guides
- Indicators to watch out for (pubs and clubs)
- Indicators to watch out for (remittance service providers)
- How to engage with customers without tipping them off (pubs and clubs)
- How to engage with customers without tipping them off (remittance service providers)
- Myths versus facts poster (pubs and clubs)
- Myths versus facts poster (remittance service providers)
- Quick steps to protect your business from crime
- Politically exposed persons case studies
- Source of funds and source of wealth case studies
- Reporting group responsibilities quick guide
- Travel rule quick guide for ordering institutions
- Travel rule quick guide for intermediary institutions
- Travel rule quick guide for beneficiary institutions
- AML/CTF programs and independent evaluations quick guide
- Regulatory guide: Pubs and clubs with gaming machines
Program starter kits
- Introductory video on the program starter kits
- Instructional video on using the personnel toolkit
- Instructional video on using the customer toolkit
- Instructional video on using the compliance toolkit
Related pages
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