New head for Australian anti-money laundering unit, and other recent job news

Appointment signals new direction for unit, says minister

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Victoria state parliament in Melbourne, the city where Austrac is based

Senior Australian crime fighter Paul Jevtovic will take over as head of the country's anti-money laundering unit from November 17, Australian justice minister Michael Keenan said last week.

Jevtovic will become chief executive of the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (Austrac), a government agency charged with countering money laundering and terrorism finance in Australia.

He is currently executive director of operations at the Australian Crime Commission (ACC).

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