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Why red flags do not automatically trigger a Suspicious Matter Report – Proctor

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Scenario: Settlement is due today. The purchaser, who ordinarily resides in Australia, is funding the purchase from several sources, including an account in the purchaser’s own name with an overseas bank. The purchaser explained the account was retained after living and working in…



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