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Source of funds – An Amiqus webinar

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Location: Online, Zoom
Date: 7th May 2026
Time: 12:00 - 13:00
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Understanding the source of funds and source of wealth is an essential and non-negotiable aspect of legal sector AML compliance. Because every financial transaction carries an inherent risk of money laundering, you must understand the steps required to fulfil your anti-money laundering obligations.

 

Graham MacKenzie, Director of AML & Economic Crime Risk at Amiqus, will guide you through regulatory requirements in this space. Then, Craig Wilson Senior Relationship Manager will showcase new Amiqus platform functionality that will help keep your practice AML-compliant in the most efficient, effective way possible.

 

Learning outcomes:

  • Gain updated knowledge on a risk-based approach to Source of Funds
  • Learn about technologies that can assist your day-to-day approach to AML

Speakers

Ian Forsyth
Chair
Ian Forsyth
CPD Legal Researcher
Law Society of Scotland
Graham MacKenzie
Graham MacKenzie
Director of AML & Economic Crime Risk
Amiqus
Craig Wilson
Craig Wilson
Client Relationship Manager
Amiqus
12:00 Welcome and introduction, Chair
Ian Forsyth
Chair
Ian Forsyth
CPD Legal Researcher, Law Society of Scotland
12:05 Source of funds / wealth requirements
Graham MacKenzie
Graham MacKenzie
Director of AML & Economic Crime Risk, Amiqus
12:30 Amiqus source of funds functionality demo
Craig Wilson
Craig Wilson
Client Relationship Manager, Amiqus
12:45 Questions and Discussion
13:00 Close of webinar

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