New AML/CFT National Strategy released
Update on New Zealand's AML/CFT National Strategy...
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Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) reflects on the Climate Change and Business Conference...
CA ANZ provided feedback to each proposal and considered the priority is the removal of search fees from ASIC registers and linking the director ID’s to associated companies...
CA ANZ with IPA provided feedback to the second round of consultation on the draft AML/CTF Rules...
With CPA Australia and IPA, we supported the intent to include non-bank lenders in the CDR and called for solutions to mitigate the costs of accreditation and compliance for small data holders...
In a joint submission with CPA Australia and the Institute of Public Accountants we supported the intent of the proposed changes to ‘Assisting customers who don’t have standard forms of...
CA ANZ’s feedback on the draft operational statement ED0258...
CA ANZ submission to XRB on proposed amendments to the NZ climate standards...
Joint submission to the Senate Committee inquiring into the Anti-money Laundering and Counter-terrorism Financing Amendment Bill 2024...
CA ANZ submission to MBIE on open banking regulations and standards...
We recommended that implementing mandatory guardrails be considered at least 12 months after the release of the voluntary standard...
New report highlights the need for finance teams to adapt to rapidly changing demands...
CA ANZ supports a Minimal Asset Procedure where mandatory education for debtors on financial management forms part of the procedure...
Joint submission by CA ANZ, CPA Australia and IPA outlining how the intelligence generated by our members can enhance the capability of law enforcement to disrupt financial crime...
CA ANZ feedback reflected our members, who are also registered liquidators, greatest concern that ASIC expects reports to be lodged in timeframes significantly shorter than provided for in legislation...