From 1 July 2026, real estate agencies and business brokers will become reporting entities under Australia’s new AML regime.
There’s already a lot of noise around the changes, but many agencies are still trying to work out:
- what actually changes
- what needs to be in place
- what matters first
- how much of this is realistically relevant in year one
To help simplify things, Aro is hosting a practical webinar with AML advisor Kate Camilleri.
This session is designed to reduce the overwhelm and provide practical guidance on how agencies are approaching AML before July 2026.
What We’ll Cover
- what is actually changing
- what agencies and brokers need in place before July 2026
- onboarding vs transaction monitoring
- where AUSTRAC attention is likely to sit first
- common situations businesses need to be aware of
- practical next steps for agencies and brokers
No legal jargon.
No fear campaign.
Just practical guidance for principals, operations managers, agents and brokers.
Webinar Details
Tuesday 2nd June
10:00am AEST
About Kate Camilleri
Kate Camilleri helps turn complex regulations into practical systems businesses can actually use.
She played a key role in rolling out Australia’s digital property settlement system nationally, working closely with banks, lawyers, regulators and industry bodies to turn new laws into a fully digital transaction process now used across the industry.
For the past three years, Kate has focused on AML/CTF Tranche 2 reform and how AML can be built directly into the property transaction process, rather than bolted on as extra paperwork.