Usually, no.
Most individual advisers do not need a standalone AML/CTF Program because:
- They operate under an AFSL, and
- Their AFSL (or the product issuer) is the reporting entity for AML/CTF purposes.
If you are authorised under someone else’s AFSL, you usually follow their AML/CTF Program, not your own.
Where your AFSL only performs the item 54 “arranging” service (arranging for clients to receive a designated service), the licensee may need only a Special AML/CTF Program (Part B-only)