Law Firms · Privilege does not remove the obligation

AMLR readiness for law firms.

Company formation, property transfers and client account handling put you inside scope. AMLIFY.ai separates privileged advice from reportable activity and documents both correctly.

Supervision: Supervised by the Bar Association · scope tied to activity, not title
What we hear from firms like yours

Scope confusion

Partners disagree on which matters are in scope for AML.

Client account risk

Funds passing through client accounts without a documented rationale.

Privilege vs reporting

Uncertainty about when legal privilege blocks a report.

What AMLR requires of you

AMLR Art. 3

Scope of activities

Real estate, company formation, managing client money and more.

AMLR Art. 20

Client due diligence

Identify the client and any person acting on their behalf.

AMLR Art. 51

UBO for corporate clients

Ownership and control mapped and evidenced.

AMLR Art. 70

Reporting & privilege

Narrow privilege exemption — apply it deliberately, document the analysis.

How AMLIFY.ai works
1

Map

Industry-specific risks, roles and requirements.

2

Define

Competence requirements per role and risk area.

3

Train

Role-based micro-learning and scenarios.

4

Prove

Documented results, ready for audit and board reporting.

Who we train in your organisation

  • Partner
  • Associate
  • Finance / client accounts
  • MLRO

What you get, ready to deploy

  • CDD Playbook & Templates
  • UBO Verification Workflow
  • SAR / Incident Reporting Kit
  • Evidence Vault Setup
Matter-level AML scoping decided and documented at intake.

See it on your own data.

Book a demo and we will show you how role mapping, competence validation and documentation work for your firm.

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