Sarah Kebbell is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Liverpool and is a Member of the Law Society Money Laundering Task Force. Previously she worked as a practising solicitor.

"Kebbell has produced an extremely well written and carefully researched monograph, which provides a unique and fascinating commentary on the relationship between the legal profession and anti-money laundering. Each chapter is well argued, comprehensively leading the reader towards an intriguing set of conclusions and recommendations."Professor Nicholas Ryder, University of the West of England.

• 1 – Anti-Money Laundering and the UK Legal Profession 2 - The UK AML Regime 3 – Methodology4 - The UK AML Legislative Framework5 - The Mechanical Aspects of the UK AML Regime6 - The Suspicious Activity Reporting Regime7 - Participants` Perceptions of the UK AML Regime8 – Conclusion

Sarah Kebbell is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Liverpool and is a Member of the Law Society Money Laundering Task Force. Previously she worked as a practising solicitor.

"Kebbell has produced an extremely well written and carefully researched monograph, which provides a unique and fascinating commentary on the relationship between the legal profession and anti-money laundering. Each chapter is well argued, comprehensively leading the reader towards an intriguing set of conclusions and recommendations."Professor Nicholas Ryder, University of the West of England.

• 1 – Anti-Money Laundering and the UK Legal Profession 2 - The UK AML Regime 3 – Methodology4 - The UK AML Legislative Framework5 - The Mechanical Aspects of the UK AML Regime6 - The Suspicious Activity Reporting Regime7 - Participants` Perceptions of the UK AML Regime8 – Conclusion

Sarah Kebbell is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Liverpool and is a Member of the Law Society Money Laundering Task Force. Previously she worked as a practising solicitor.

"Kebbell has produced an extremely well written and carefully researched monograph, which provides a unique and fascinating commentary on the relationship between the legal profession and anti-money laundering. Each chapter is well argued, comprehensively leading the reader towards an intriguing set of conclusions and recommendations."Professor Nicholas Ryder, University of the West of England.

• 1 – Anti-Money Laundering and the UK Legal Profession 2 - The UK AML Regime 3 – Methodology4 - The UK AML Legislative Framework5 - The Mechanical Aspects of the UK AML Regime6 - The Suspicious Activity Reporting Regime7 - Participants` Perceptions of the UK AML Regime8 – Conclusion