Services — ComplyEdge Advisory
We work with organisations where the cost of getting compliance wrong is real: penalties, investigations, reputational damage, and personal liability.
Regulatory Clock
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AUSTRAC enrolment opened 31 March 2026. You have till 29 July 2026 to register. Don’t wait until the deadline
$33.5M
Maximum penalty per contravention under the AML/CTF Act
1 July 2026
Tranche 2 obligations commence for accountants and lawyers
10000+
Accounting firms facing new mandatory obligations this year
Specialist Advisory
ComplyEdge provides specialist compliance and regulatory advisory for organisations where the margin for error is low and scrutiny is real.
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Design and uplift of compliance frameworks aligned to statutory obligations and regulatory expectations. We build governance structures that are defensible, implementable, and capable of producing audit quality evidence.
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Specialist advisory for reporting entities subject to AUSTRAC obligations and AML/CTF reforms. We deliver regulator ready program design, independent review readiness, and operational implementation support with clear accountability and evidence.
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Strategic compliance support across Fair Work obligations, wage governance, and industrial risk exposure. We help organisations identify liabilities early, remediate efficiently, and implement controls that reduce recurrence and improve readiness for external scrutiny.
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Specialist support managing regulator engagement, breach assessment, investigations, and enforcement risk. We provide structured response strategies that protect organisational position, reduce exposure, and accelerate defensible remediation.
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Ongoing compliance coverage for organisations that need a disciplined compliance operating rhythm without building a full internal team. We provide structured oversight, reporting cadence, and practical support to maintain regulator readiness over time.
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Independent assessment identifying compliance gaps, operational risk exposure, and governance weaknesses. Each review includes a prioritised remediation roadmap and a clear view of what good looks like in practice.
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We design and build agents, chatbots and automated systems to reduce manual effort and provide real-time oversight. Examples of common risk and compliance functions that AI capabilities can address include (but are not limited to):
Training
We provide practical training sessions designed to help your team understand compliance responsibilities, regulatory expectations, and best practices. Each session is tailored to your organisations specific challenges and goals.
Where We Work
ComplyEdge supports organisations operating in regulated and high scrutiny environments.
Law firms, accounting practices, and advisory businesses are increasingly subject to heightened regulatory oversight. We provide structured compliance support to ensure professional services firms meet their legal obligations while maintaining operational efficiency and client trust.
Businesses with large or operationally complex workforces face heightened risks across employment law, industrial relations, and workplace compliance. We assist organisations in building robust governance frameworks to manage employment obligations and reduce regulatory exposure.
Growing businesses often reach a stage where informal compliance practices are no longer sufficient. We help SMEs implement structured governance, risk management, and regulatory frameworks that support sustainable growth while protecting the business from emerging compliance risks.
Businesses captured under AUSTRAC’s regulatory regime must maintain robust AML/CTF frameworks and reporting obligations. We support reporting entities in establishing compliant programs, managing regulatory interactions, and ensuring ongoing adherence to Australia’s evolving anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing requirements.
Financial services and FinTech businesses operate in one of the most heavily regulated sectors in Australia. We assist organisations in navigating licensing obligations, risk governance, product compliance, and regulatory expectations while enabling innovation and sustainable growth.
Real estate agencies, property developers, and related professionals face increasing scrutiny under Australia’s expanding AML/CTF regime. We help businesses strengthen compliance frameworks, manage regulatory obligations, and prepare for Tranche 2 regulatory requirements affecting the property sector.
Method
Initial landscape audit and organizational discovery.
Gap analysis against Australian regulatory standards.
Deploying solutions and training your internal teams.
Ongoing monitoring and strategic advisory updates.
Engagement
We don’t publish standard rates because compliance work that holds up under scrutiny doesn’t come off a shelf. We scope every engagement based on your industry, risk profile, and the complexity of what needs to be done. Talk to us first. No commitment required.
