Mr Michael Stefanovic specialises in the management of cross border criminal and administrative investigations.
Two years ago he had joined London based law firm that specialises in anti corruption as a Head of Corporate Investigations. Previously he worked for the United Nations Office of Internal Oversight (OIOS) in New York where he served as the Director of the Investigations Division responsible for the investigation of allegations of staff misconduct and fraud committed against the Organisation and as Manager of the World Bank’s External Investigations Unit in Washington D.C., where he managed multiple teams conducting fraud and corruption investigations into World Bank projects globally.
"My area of expertise is investigations. I was a detective here in Melbourne with Victorian Police for about 15 years and then I went off to the UN, initially in the Hague with war crime investigations. I also worked in peace keeping and doing internal investigations of UN soldiers and police and civilians. I took time in the World Bank investigating bank projects all over the world for fraud and corruption amongst our beneficiary countries. And then I returned to UN in New York as a Director of investigations decisions. So I was responsible for internal investigations function of the UN in New York: for 130,000 soldiers, police and civilians under the flag of the UN and responsible for the secretariat in New York", said Mr Stefanovic for SBS Serbian.
