In the Trenches
The battle lines are drawn. Australasia’s escalating war on financial crime is evident in sweeping regulatory reforms and the recent enforcement actions issued by AUSTRAC. Join leading AFC experts at the ACAMS 2026 Australasia Assembly— the premier event for the region’s compliance professionals, taking place May 18 and 19, 2026, in Sydney. This year’s program addresses challenges linked to Tranche 2 implementation, the urgent fight against fraud and scams, and real estate as a money laundering gateway. Explore global trends in sanctions fragmentation, crypto regulation, and the transformative role of AI in compliance. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead, connect with peers, and hear from the leaders who can help you be mission-ready.
*ACAMS members automatically receive 12 ACAMS Credits for attending this event.
Pricing
Prices are subject to local tax.
Group Packages and Discounts
Enterprise members and groups of 3 or more are eligible for discounts on conference rates. Please contact your account manager or request Group Pricing here.
Pricing Schedule
Pricing Category | Member | Non-Member |
|---|---|---|
| Private Sector Early Bird – Save US$150 when you register by February 27, 2026 | US$1,445 | US$1,645 |
| Private Sector Standard Rate | US$1,595 | US$1,795 |
| Public Sector Flat Rate | US$1,195 | US$1,395 |
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Become a Sponsor or Exhibitor
Sponsor or exhibit at The Assembly Australasia and gain access to C-level executives and key decision makers from across the globe.
- Expand your contact database for future business opportunities
- Maintain and build customer relationships to improve profitability
- Showcase products and services and receive immediate feedback
- Increase brand awareness and influence purchasing behavior over your competition
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