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AML/ATF Compliance


Built Right - Audit Ready


- Most mortgage brokers are FINTRAC reporting entities operating with outdated or incomplete AML programs.

- Penalties reach $2M per violation. We fix the gaps — before an examiner finds them.

Who We Are

 

Jocelynn Hawkins

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Founder, Ledger & Advisory

 

With an incredible 25+ years of experience in FinTech and banking, Jocelynn is a powerhouse in Canadian compliance, leading the charge in regulated financial products, card issuing and lending! Her expertise shines in AML/ATF programs, brilliantly embedding compliance into product delivery while accelerating time-to-market. Jocelynn is all about building trusted relationships with regulators, banks, and boards, ensuring success at every turn!

 

FINTRAC Compliance, AML/ATF Policy & Risk Assessments, Greenbelt Lean, Product & Efficiency

Who You Are

Licensed Canadian Mortgage Broker or Brokerage

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​​​Offerings:   

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Establish a Compliance Program focused on: 

  • Know your client

  • Record Keeping

  • Transaction Reporting

  • Idendifying PEP/HIO's ​

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Core

Business Entities

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Offerings: 

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  • ​Vendor Contract/Invoice Review for Market Rates

  • Internal Process review for efficiencies 

  • Policy/Standard Operating Procedure Reviews

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Core

Our Consulting Services

Review

AML/ATF Health Check

Compliance

Full AML/ATF Program Build

Efficiency

Company Efficency Review

Monitor

Compliance Audit Options

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What FINTRAC will ask for - and what most brokers don't have

Outdated or generic policies

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A template from your broker association, unchanged since 2019, will not satisfy an examiner in 2025. Policies must reflect your actual business.

No written risk assessment

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The first thing FINTRAC asks for. Most brokers have never completed one. Without it, your examination will not go well.

No STR process in place

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Many brokers don't know when they're obligated to file a Suspicious Transaction Report — or how. This is one of the most cited deficiencies.

As a mortgage broker, you are a designated reporting entity under the PCMLTFA. FINTRAC requires a complete, documented AML/ATF compliance program — not a template you downloaded five years ago.

No documented training records

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Annual AML training is required for all applicable staff. FINTRAC wants documented completion records — not your recollection of a hallway conversation.

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