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Practical steps to help your firm get AML/CTF processes and technology in place ahead of Tranche 2 deadline

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Robbie Goldberg
Robbie Goldberg
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Country Director, Australia at Legl
Robbie Goldberg
Joshua Krosendijk
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Senior Account Executive
Robbie Goldberg
Claire Pedley
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Risk & Compliance Team Leader
Robbie Goldberg
Tony Bleasdale
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Chief Relationship Officer

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Timestamps

00:00 – Welcome & speaker intros

07:00 – Agenda & session overview

08:00 – Who is Verlata? Global legal tech consultancy, specialist risk & compliance team. "Technology led, not technology dependent."

14:00 – Tranche 2 readiness checklist. The five steps: assess AML risk, enrol with AUSTRAC, build AML program, onboard firm & people, onboard clients.

12:00 – Legl overview: Cloud-based AML, onboarding & payments for 600+ law firms. "Best in breed meets all-in-one."

24:00 – Verlata's phased approach. Four phases from governance through to tech implementation with Legl.

30:00 – Legl walk-through of CDD workflows, the client portal, ID verification, and CDD report results.

44:00 – KYB, trusts & corporate structures. Company lookups, UBO discovery, AI-extracted trust deed data.

48:00 – Risk assessments & compliance dashboard. Client risk questionnaires, PEP/sanctions flags, jurisdiction risk — all in one view.

54:00 – Why Legl + Verlata? End-to-end AML, native integrations, PAYG pricing. CTA: book a free 15-min consult with Claire.

Key Takeaways

1. Do the groundwork before buying tech. Understand your obligations, enrol with AUSTRAC, and design your AML program first — then plug in the software.

2. Legl + Verlata = consultancy + platform in one. Verlata builds the compliance program, Legl operationalises it. End-to-end, pay-as-you-go, disbursable to clients.

3. Built for Australian Tranche 2 specifically. ABN lookups, Aussie corporate structures, trust deed AI extraction, and a compliance dashboard tailored to what law firms here will need.