Elizabeth qualified as a solicitor in 1997 after completing her
training with the Crown Prosecution Service.
Since then, Elizabeth has spent the majority of her career
working for regulators and representative bodies including the Law
Society, Gambling Commission, and Financial Services Authority,
mainly focusing on the impact and operation of the anti money
laundering regime.
This led to an internship with the United Nations Counter
Terrorism Executive Directorate in 2006 and, in 2008,
Elizabeth successfully completed Financial Action Task Force
guidance on the risk based approach to money laundering and
counter-terrorist financing for real estate agents, casinos,
lawyers, accountants, dealers in precious metals and stones, and
trust and company service providers.
Elizabeth is Head of Legal and Policy for NAEA, ARLA, ICBA and
NAVA.