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Recently, three of Australia's four largest banks have self-reported breaches of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.

Navigating the New Australian Anti-Bribery Laws

Radio discussion about the increased regulatory activity in combating bribery in international business dealings

Ensure your business complies with the latest anti-money laundering laws by reviewing your processes.

In NSW it is a criminal offence to aim a laser pointer at any aircraft or use one in a public place without a reasonable excuse.

A recent ALRC report was asked to identify reforms that could hold corporations to account for criminal misconduct.

There is overlap, but there are differences between white collar crime and corporate crime.

A corporation that has suffered loss from an offence in NSW should consider making a claim for victim's compensation.

The Australian Government has announced several proposed reforms to combat bribery of foreign public officials, including the possibility of creating a new corporate offence for failing to prevent bribery...

There is a movement towards the criminalisation of wage theft in Australia.

More conduct will be captured by foreign anti-bribery laws, and there will be new offences and higher penalties as well.

There were some interesting developments in early 2021 in the areas of corporate crime, anti-bribery and corruption.

Impact on the management of historical abuse claims for institutions.

A recent Federal Court of Australia judgment highlights the predicament faced by directors being pursued in civil proceedings when there is the prospect that they may be facing criminal prosecution...

The new legislation will make it easier to prosecute individuals and corporations who engage in bribery overseas.

Summary & key recommendations of the ALRC position on corporate criminal responsibility.

Offences relating to conspiring to defraud the Commonwealth carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.