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How we’re adding PEP data sources faster: The Australian example

Tranche 2 reforms will see AML screening and monitoring requirements extended to a range of Australian industries. Below, we explain how our tooling investments have enabled us to delve into Australia’s political structure to efficiently deepen and expand our PEP data.

Source: OpenSanctions · July 24, 2026 at 10:59 PM · AI-assisted report

How we’re adding PEP data sources faster: The Australian example
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Headline: How we’re adding PEP data sources faster: The Australian example Lead: Tranche 2 reforms will see AML screening and monitoring requirements extended to a range of Australian industries. Below, we explain how our tooling investments have enabled us to delve into Australia’s political structure to efficiently deepen and expand our PEP data. Body: Tranche 2 reforms will see AML screening and monitoring requirements extended to a range of Australian industries. Below, we explain how our tooling investments have enabled us to delve into Australia’s political structure to efficiently deepen and expand our PEP data. Source: OpenSanctions Published: 2026-07-01T13:55:42.000Z Region: OSINT Topic: Economy (AI-assisted rewrite, based on the original source)

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