Description
Get ahead of 2026’s AML/CFT expectations as we review the new legislative changes reshaping your compliance obligations, and the key
focus areas for 2026
With the passing of the Statutes Amendment Bill on 26 November 2025, several streamlined updates to New Zealand’s AML/CFT framework have taken effect.
These changes, alongside wider regulatory and supervisory priorities for 2026, will have direct implications for your reporting entity’s AML programme.
This webinar will review the key legislative changes introduced by the Bill, including:
- Address verification
- Applying a risk-based approach to enhanced CDD
- Prescribed Transaction Reporting
In addition, we will cover other AML/CFT priorities for 2026, including areas of regulatory focus, common compliance gaps identified by supervisors, and practical considerations for maintaining a fit-for-purpose AML programme in the year ahead.
The session will focus on what these changes and priorities mean in practice, and what you need to review or update to remain compliant.
This webinar is hosted by AML Solutions and is suited to AML Compliance Officers and AML Administrators.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- The most frequently identified AML compliance gaps in law and accounting firms
- The underlying causes of these issues
- Practical strategies to prevent them in your firm
SUITED TO
Compliance officers, compliance staff, and senior leaders.
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PRESENTER
Tijana Misur, Head of Consulting & Audit, AML Solutions
Tijana is a CAMS-Audit certified AML/CFT professional with extensive experience providing both Audit and Consultancy services to hundreds of New Zealand, Australian and Pacific Island reporting entities.
She is Head of Consulting & Audit, and is supported by a team of consultants who assist reporting entities across all AML sectors with the development of their AML Compliance Programmes, AML Audits, and Training. Tijana and her team’s focus is to provide practical guidance and expertise gained by observing trends and assisting over 2,000 clients with their AML/CFT obligations.
Tijana is a Chartered Accountant, and gained her Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist certificate through ACAMS in 2016, and the CAMS-Audit advanced certification in 2018.