Anagha is the Director of the Proceeds of Crime unit at the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission. Anagha was admitted to practice law in 2005. She was previously Director of the Anti-Money Laundering Assistance Team in the Australian Attorney-General’s Department and worked as an independent consultant supporting governments such as Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Philippines and Pakistan to implement FATF action plans. Anagha has published a number of research reports and best practice guidance, including a Counter-Proliferation Finance: Implementation Guide and Model Law for the think tank, RUSI, and the Asia-Pacific Group on Money Laundering.
•Unlocking Opportunities for Public-Private Collaboration
•Navigating the Landscape of Public-Private Partnerships
•Tapping into Opportunities to Strengthen Alliance
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