Australia compliance and financial crime training

Compliance and Financial Crime Courses in Australia

Build recognised capability across anti-money laundering, fraud examination, internal audit, governance and controls with live online training designed for professionals across Australia.

Edudelphi has trained professionals in Australia and globally for 13+ years, combining expert-led classes, LMS access, recordings, practice resources and structured course guidance.

13+ yearsTraining professionals in Australia and globally
Live onlineAccessible across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and beyond
3 pathwaysAML compliance, fraud investigation and internal audit
Guided preparationFaculty support, LMS resources, recordings and practice

2026
A consequential year for Australia’s AML/CTF and financial-crime capability.
Professional capability for a changing risk environment

Choose a credential around the work you want to do

Compliance and financial crime is not one job family. An AML analyst evaluating customer and transaction risk needs a different professional pathway from a fraud investigator gathering evidence or an internal auditor assessing governance and control effectiveness.

This page brings Edudelphi’s three core Australia pathways together so you can compare their focus before exploring the detailed course, exam, eligibility and fee information.

AML and KYCCustomer due diligence, risk-based controls, monitoring and financial-crime frameworks.
Fraud and investigationsFraud schemes, evidence, interviewing, investigation and prevention.
Audit and governanceAssurance, risk, internal controls, governance and professional audit practice.

Course pathways

One risk environment. Three distinct careers.

Start with the work you want to be trusted to perform, then open the course page for full training, exam and enrolment details.

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Anti-money laundering and financial crime

CAMS Certification Course in Australia

For professionals building deeper capability across AML/CTF, KYC, customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, sanctions awareness and financial-crime risk. CAMS is the lead pathway for people working toward specialist AML and compliance responsibilities.

AML analystsKYC and CDDCompliance officersTransaction monitoring

Explore CAMS in Australia

02

Fraud examination and investigations

Certified Fraud Examiner Course in Australia

For professionals who want a structured route into fraud schemes, financial transactions, investigation methods, evidence, legal issues and prevention. CFE fits roles where identifying, examining and responding to suspected fraud is central.

Fraud investigatorsForensic teamsRisk and controlsAudit professionals

Explore CFE in Australia

03

Internal audit, risk and governance

Certified Internal Auditor Course in Australia

For professionals seeking the global internal-audit credential and a deeper command of assurance, governance, risk management, controls and the delivery of internal audit engagements.

Internal audit and assurance
Governance, risk and controls
Audit planning and engagement delivery

Explore CIA in Australia

Match the credential to the role

Where do you want your expertise to sit?

The cleanest choice comes from your target responsibilities, not from selecting the most familiar acronym.

CAMS

You want to prevent and detect money laundering

Choose this route for AML/CTF, KYC, CDD, monitoring, compliance and financial-crime risk responsibilities.

CFE

You want to examine suspected fraud

Choose this route for fraud schemes, investigations, evidence, interviews, legal issues and prevention.

CIA

You want to evaluate governance and control effectiveness

Choose this route for internal audit, assurance, risk, governance, controls and audit engagement work.

Australia AML/CTF context

Why financial-crime capability is receiving sharper attention

Australia’s AML/CTF framework is changing. For professionals, that increases the value of understanding risk, customer due diligence, monitoring, investigation, governance and control responsibilities at a deeper level.

Professional certification supports broader capability. It does not replace legal advice, organisation-specific AML/CTF training or the implementation work required under Australian law.

31 March 2026AUSTRAC changes for current reporting entities came into effect, including important program, CDD and reporting-group changes.
1 July 2026New AML/CTF obligations begin applying to newly regulated sectors providing designated services.
Risk-based programsAUSTRAC describes AML/CTF programs as combining risk assessment with policies, procedures, systems and controls.

How learning works

Structure, interaction and support beyond a video library

Edudelphi combines live instruction with a study system that helps learners keep moving between sessions.

01

Live instructor-led classesAsk questions, work through difficult concepts and maintain a consistent study rhythm.
02

LMS access and recordingsRevisit sessions and use supporting resources around your work schedule.
03

Practice and exam preparationUse questions, mocks and structured guidance appropriate to the selected credential.
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Course-advisor guidanceClarify pathway fit, batches, fees and the next practical step before enrolment.

Australia course questions

Before you choose a pathway

Which course is best for AML and compliance roles in Australia?

CAMS is the closest fit when your target work centres on AML/CTF, KYC, customer due diligence, transaction monitoring or financial-crime compliance. Review the CAMS course page for eligibility, exam and training details.

Should I choose CFE or CAMS?

Choose CFE when fraud schemes, investigations, evidence and prevention are central to your target role. Choose CAMS when money-laundering risk, KYC, monitoring and compliance controls are central. Some experienced financial-crime professionals eventually pursue both.

Is CIA a compliance certification?

CIA is primarily the global internal-audit credential. It is relevant to compliance environments because internal auditors evaluate governance, risk management and controls, but its professional identity is broader internal audit and assurance.

Are these courses available across Australia?

Yes. The courses are delivered online, allowing professionals in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and other locations to join available batches without relocating.

Do these certifications replace AUSTRAC-specific training?

No. These professional credentials build broader AML, fraud, audit and control capability. Organisations and individuals must separately understand the Australian legal obligations, policies and role-specific training that apply to them.

Can Edudelphi help me compare fees and upcoming batches?

Yes. A course advisor can explain the available training format, current batches, Edudelphi fees and the separate costs or requirements controlled by the relevant credential body.

Not sure whether CAMS, CFE or CIA fits your next move?

Speak with an advisor about your role, experience, course fees and the next available Australia-friendly batch.

Talk to a course advisor

CAMS, CFE and CIA are credentials of their respective professional bodies. Edudelphi provides training and preparation support and does not represent AUSTRAC or provide legal advice.