Elizabeth Korpi

Senior Compliance Manager

Elizabeth has over 20 years of experience as a regulatory lawyer and senior compliance manager across the financial services industry, banking, ASIC, and ACCC regulatory environments.

She is passionate about fostering a culture of compliance at companies and financial services providers in an environment of continuing regulatory and legislative change.

“I ensure businesses understand the “why”, not only the “how” of compliance and regulatory obligations. This ensures businesses understand that Compliance is an integral component in ensuring a successful and well performing business in a competitive marketplace.

I also value training, supporting, and mentoring up-and-coming lawyers and other compliance professionals.”

 

Industry and career experience

Elizabeth has extensive knowledge, experience, and insight into ASIC’s regulatory oversight of Australian financial service licensees, credit licensees, financial advisors, financial services and products compliance, funds management, custodians, platform and MDA operators, IPOs and other corporate fundraising, takeovers and other control transactions, corporate governance, and capital markets.

Elizabeth has experience in many aspects of Compliance including:

  • Regulatory Obligations
  • Compliance Reporting
  • Compliance Monitoring
  • Compliance Policies and Plans
  • Corporate Governance
  • ASX Listing Rule Compliance
  • ASIC Licensing Compliance
  • APRA Prudential Standards Compliance

 

Prior to joining Source, Elizabeth worked at Westpac, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

 

Qualifications

  • Master of Law and Legal Practice – University of Technology, Sydney
  • Bachelor of Economics – University of Sydney

 

Get to know Elizabeth

Elizabeth loves to spend quality time with her young children, husband, and pets. In her spare time, she is an avid reader, book collector, history buff, and gardener. She loves cooking, especially experimenting with different international cuisines.

 

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