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LSJ Explains: AML/CTF with Amy Bell

27.02.26

As Australia approaches the implementation of transformative anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing reforms in 2026, LSJ and the Law Society of NSW are proud to introduce an insightful series that will illuminate the forthcoming legal changes and provide solicitors with the tools to better support their clients.

In our inaugural episode, Bobbie Wan, the Head of Regulatory Policy and Strategy at the Law Society of NSW, joins LSJ Journalist Wendy Yang for an engaging discussion with Amy Bell, Chair of the Money Laundering Task Force for the Law Society of England and Wales, author, and the CEO and Founder of AML Sorted.

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