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Features
Uncorking the market
Is it time to shift some of the conveyancing emphasis back to buyers and sellers, asks Lisa Isaacs – and will proptech provide the means to do it?
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Movebutler gets moving
Auctions and property services group Iamproperty is to launch its new combined AML compliance and conveyancing service Movebutler this Spring...
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Crime
Face up to it
Money laundering using property transactions may be an age-old problem, but 2021 will present new threats and changes for agents on the frontline, says Lisa Isaacs.
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‘Revolutionary’ conveyancing and compliance service has 750 branches on board
Movebutler chief Ben Ridgway says platform will officially launch with 750 branches and big names signed up, and can reduce admin by 90%.
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Features
Look to the future
Nigel Lewis asked leading names from national and regional estate agency, builders, home finders, auctioneers and the portals what they reckon 2021 will bring.
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Xmas fundraiser: Estate agency asks industry to back 100k challenge
Pygott & Crone has 100 agents signed up including senior industry figures and is urging more agents to get involved to support BHF.
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Online auctions giant makes first foray into estate agency proptech
Iamsold parent company says MoveButler will offer both AML compliance and streamlined conveyancing for private treaty sales.
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Features
Dirty cash, clean solutions
Are you on the money? Lisa Isaacs discovers that just 12 per cent of agents understand their AML obligations.
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Movers & Shakers
Iamproperty appoints Chief Revenue Officer
Iamproperty has appointed a Chief Revenue Officer to strengthen its Leadership Team and support its growth plans.
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Shocking levels of non-compliance with AML rules highlighted by report
Nearly a third of agents say they are unsure if they’re legally compliant with AML and just 65% believe their firms meet the requirements even though it has been a legal requirement for two years.
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