Brad Brown is the National Manager, Regulatory Operations. Brad is AUSTRAC's senior executive responsible for AML/CTF supervision, ensuring more than 17,000 Australian businesses in the banking, gambling, payment platforms, financial services, money transfer businesses and currency exchange sectors adhere with their AML/CTF obligations in Australia.

Bradley joined AUSTRAC in 2004 after a 15 year career in law enforcement. Bradley has performed senior executive leadership roles across AUSTRAC’s business within Intelligence, International, Policy, Education, Capability. He holds a Masters in Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism.

Dale has over 20 years’ experience in banking and finance in Australia, Hong Kong and London and has a market-leading practice focusing on regulatory issues in financing, including anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing. Dale previously worked as a cross border finance banker and is able to leverage this experience and knowledge to best assist clients to navigate complex issues and mitigate risk.

Sarah is an executive with specialties in superannuation policy, regulation and governance, operations, technical and security, with in-depth knowledge of the financial services industry. She has particular expertise in the operational aspects of financial services and superannuation, and the design and implementation of regulatory change.

Sarah is passionate about good policy and the superannuation industry working with Government and regulators to achieve the best outcomes for people in retirement, and for a fair and equitable system. Sarah is currently General Manager, Regulatory and Technical Services at Rest, one of Australia’s largest profit to member super funds. Previously, Sarah successfully led the establishment and early operation of the Gateway Network Governance Body Ltd, which is responsible for the governance of the Superannuation Transaction Network of Gateway Operators for the superannuation industry. Prior to this she held regulatory and advocacy roles at Colonial First State Investments Ltd and Commonwealth Bank.