Identifying the beneficial owner
Where the buyer is a company, you must reach the natural persons behind it through the full ownership chain.
Sectors under AML supervision
Large transactions, multiple parties. We build a practical framework that does not slow your deals.

UAE real estate is among the most attractive sectors for investment, and that is precisely what exposes it. A property transaction is high in value, infrequent, and involves several parties — broker, seller, buyer, and sometimes companies holding on behalf of others.
Real estate AML compliance therefore concentrates on two questions: who is the real beneficial owner behind the purchasing company, and where did the money come from? Answering them is not an administrative step but a documented enquiry.
We build a framework that answers both inside your normal workflow, so compliance does not become an obstacle that delays closing and costs you deals.
Where the buyer is a company, you must reach the natural persons behind it through the full ownership chain.
Understanding and documenting the buyer's source of wealth and the source of funds for this specific transaction — two different things.
Stronger measures for politically exposed persons and buyers from higher-risk jurisdictions.
Retaining due-diligence documentation for the prescribed period so it can be retrieved on request.
Registering on goAML and reporting suspicious activity.
Your sales team meets the client first; training them on the indicators is a necessity, not a luxury.
Scope attaches to the nature of the activities you carry out for clients. We assess your specific activities and confirm what applies.
Not if the framework is designed around your workflow. We set tiered procedures so enhanced measures apply only where the case calls for them.
Your obligations as a broker stand on their own and are not discharged by the presence of other parties in the transaction.