Born 1973 in Russia, Ms. Adler
earned her cum laude LLB degree in international private law
from the elite Moscow State University of International Relations
and subsequently her LLM. degree in international
banking and finance law, from the London School of Economics.
Ms Adler served as Counsel for the
World Bank, and worked with the International
Monetary Fund (IMF), European Bank for Reconstruction and
Development (EBRD), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in
developing sovereign lending policies, structural adjustment
reform programmes, analyzing and developing policies on anti-corruption and money-laundering activities in government
and banking and industrial-financial sector of member-states.
Ms. Adler interacted with cabinet level
government officials of member states in overseeing, negotiating,
structuring and closing sovereign loans to the client countries in
Europe and Central Asia, and state-guaranteed lending to financial and industrial concerns in
the power and energy sector totaling billions of dollars; as well
as overseeing fund management; capital
markets and prevention of money laundering programmes.
Ms. Adler specializes in
international law and appeared as expert in courts and public and
private hearings on issues of international money
laundering, international organized crime and
transnational financial crimes.
Ms. Adler is a law editor of
MT-NewsWire and
WebWsquire.com
