Gadens selects Intapp to comply with AML regulations in Australia
- Selection by a leading Australian law firm validates Intapp's market position in legal compliance solutions
- Partnership addresses growing regulatory compliance needs in the Australian market
- Solution provides comprehensive integration of business intake and compliance processes
- Enhances data integrity and reduces risk exposure for the law firm
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Intapp secures new client Gadens, expanding its compliance solution footprint in Australia amid regulatory changes that create growth opportunities.
Intapp's new partnership with Gadens, a leading Australian law firm, represents a strategic market expansion in the Asia-Pacific region as Australia implements new anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) regulations. This deal showcases Intapp's ability to capitalize on regulatory-driven demand for specialized compliance software.
The selection specifically addresses Gadens' need to modernize business intake and conflict management processes to meet complex new regulatory requirements. Intapp's solution will provide essential capabilities for client information gathering, identity verification, risk monitoring, and record-keeping—all critical components for AML/CTF compliance.
What makes this particularly valuable is the timing with regulatory change. As Australia implements stricter AML/CTF regulations, Intapp is positioning itself at the forefront of providing solutions that reduce compliance burden for professional services firms. This creates a potential growth vector as other Australian firms face similar regulatory pressures.
The deal highlights Intapp's competitive advantage in offering an integrated platform approach rather than piecemeal solutions. The client specifically cited Intapp's "proven track-record as the leading provider of a single, comprehensive platform" as a key selection factor, reinforcing the company's market differentiation.
For investors, this partnership demonstrates Intapp's ability to expand its footprint in international markets while leveraging its expertise in risk management and compliance solutions—particularly valuable as regulatory requirements continue to increase globally for professional services firms.
Leading Australian law firm will use Intapp compliance solutions to improve new business intake process
PALO ALTO, Calif., June 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Intapp (NASDAQ: INTA), a leading global provider of AI-powered solutions for professionals at advisory, capital markets, and legal firms, announces that Australian law firm Gadens has chosen Intapp compliance solutions to improve compliance with new anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) regulations in Australia.
Modernizing new business intake
Gaden’s decision to modernize its processes and software for both business intake and conflict management aligns with the passing of significant new AML and CTF regulations in Australia. Gadens chose Intapp to provide a consolidated tool for assessing its new business intake and onboarding processes. The solutions will enhance data integrity, reduce risk exposure, and create a seamless experience for firm clients.
“The AML legislative reforms will change the way we onboard clients and will involve gathering and reviewing better prospective client information than ever before — including multiple cross-referenced verification methods and complex ownership structures,” said Daniel Sherry, Risk Manager at Gadens. “We chose Intapp because of their proven track-record as the leading provider of a single, comprehensive platform for business and matter opening, while also having the capability to create process flows to manage ongoing screening and recordkeeping needed for AML compliance.”
Addressing AML regulation compliance
Intapp will help Gadens prepare for and achieve compliance with the AML and CTF framework, which requires complex information gathering, monitoring, reporting, and recordkeeping.
Intapp’s compliance solutions let firms securely collect sensitive information that feeds directly into the firm’s review processes. The software then helps verify client identities using proprietary and third-party data, including details like registered address, legal structure, and global parent company.
By continuously monitoring active clients and engagements for evolving risk factors, Intapp can uncover and alert risk professionals to potential issues. Plus, Intapp stores all records of collected information, review activities, and decisions in a centralized location — so the firm can easily access these records to demonstrate AML and CTF compliance.
Multiplying success with Intapp
“We are thrilled that Gadens has chosen Intapp to centralize and automate secure business intake and conflicts management,” said Laura Saklad, Legal Industry Principal at Intapp. “This project will transform Gadens’ risk and governance framework, positioning them for long-term growth and operational excellence while easing the processes associated with AML and CTF compliance.”
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