The answer to your KYB question is already in your filesFrom 1 July 2026, accounting firms must verify the identity and beneficial ownership of their business and trust clients under AUSTRAC's Tranche 2 AML/CTF reforms.
The answer to your KYB question is already in your files.
Most firms are treating this as a new data collection problem. It isn't.
Every trust deed names the trustee, defines the beneficiary classes, and sets out who controls the trust. That is exactly what KYB requires. Firms with trust clients on file have most of this work already done. They just haven't connected the two workflows yet.
Join David Boyar and Tim Munro for a practical 120-minute session mapping trust deed obligations to KYB requirements, identifying where the gaps are, and walking through how EngageAML turns your trust structure into a compliant, audit-ready verification workflow before the deadline.
What you'll learn
- The regulatory overlap Why the ATO and AUSTRAC are asking the same questions from different angles, and what that means for your firm before 30 June and 1 July.
- What the deed tells you How trust deed elements (trustee identity, director structures, beneficiary classes, and distribution powers) map directly to KYB verification requirements.
- Where firms get this wrong The most common gaps: unverified corporate trustees, broad discretionary beneficiary classes, and the misconception that KYB can wait until a distribution is made.
- Live demo: EngageAML A walkthrough of how EngageAML uses your trust structure to drive the KYB process — identity verification, beneficial ownership mapping, PEP and sanctions screening, and audit trail output.
- Live Q&A to answer your specific questions.