CAMLI is a Canadian compliance education and resource forum for anti-money laundering compliance professionals. We develop and recognize through professional designations the knowledge, skills, and leadership required to manage money laundering and terrorist financing risks.

23.10.2026
Where will we be gathering for the 25th Annual Money Laundering in Canada Conference? The countdown is on, and we're getting ready to share the details for 2027!
Location, dates, and conference updates are coming soon!
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1.09.2026
Your AML career is built on knowledge, experience and continuous learning.
Whether you’re new to the field or an experienced AML professional, staying current with emerging risks, regulatory changes and industry practices is essential to growing your expertise and advancing your career.
A CAMLI designation is a way to demonstrate your knowledge, commitment and professionalism in the field of anti-money laundering and financial crime compliance.
Ready to take the next step?
Apply for a CAMLI designation today and make your professional commitment to AML part of your credentials.
Invest in your knowledge. Build your expertise. Strengthen your career.
1.07.2026
CAMLI urges all individuals and organizations to remain vigilant against the fraudulent use of the Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Institute (CAMLI) name, logo, or branding by criminals.
Please do not send money to anyone claiming to represent CAMLI or act on our behalf.
CAMLI is an education and professional-standards organization. We do not:
• Facilitate, authorise, or request the transfer of funds
• Charge fees for services related to recovering or moving funds, verifying the source of funds, or resolving financial disputes
• Contact members of the public regarding financial transactions
CAMLI also does not conduct investigations, intervene in individual cases, or seize or confiscate funds.
If you believe you have been targeted by fraud or have information related to money laundering or other suspicious activity, please contact your local law enforcement agency immediately.