Caroline Pickering is set to begin her role as the new director of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) on January 1. Her appointment follows a recommendation from the National Anti-Money Laundering Council.
Previously serving as the manager of policy and compliance at the Fiji FIU, Pickering takes over the position from Razim Buksh, who retired earlier in 2023. Governor Arif Ali expressed confidence in Ms. Pickering’s abilities, stating she is well-equipped to lead the FIU through its next phase of development.
With over 25 years of experience, Pickering is recognized for her strategic leadership skills and adeptness in navigating Fiji’s evolving digital financial environment. She has been part of the FIU since 2006 and played a key role in establishing the country’s regulatory framework to tackle money laundering and financial crime.
This leadership change signifies a continuing commitment to strengthening financial regulations and enhancing the country’s resilience against financial crimes.
Summary: Caroline Pickering will become the director of Fiji’s Financial Intelligence Unit on January 1, succeeding Razim Buksh. Her extensive experience and prior contributions to developing Fiji’s anti-money laundering frameworks position her as a vital leader for the FIU’s future growth.
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