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Ewald Müller Prue Morris
Managing Director, Supervision and Authorisation Managing Director, Policy and Enforcement
Mr Müller joined the QFC Regulatory Authority in April 2012 as Direc- Ms Morris joined the QFC Regulatory Authority in October 2006 as
tor, Financial Analysis. He joined from the South African Institute Associate Director, Policy, moving to the position of Director, Policy
of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) where, as Senior Executive: in 2010, followed by her appointment in January 2015 to Senior
Standards, he influenced developments in international stan- Director of the reformulated Policy and Legislative Counsel divi-
dard-setting and South African legislation and regulation. sion. In August 2016, she was appointed Managing Director, Policy
and Enforcement, with responsibility for policy, enforcement and
In October 2015 he was appointed as Director, Prudential Super-
vision (Banking and Asset Management) and Financial Analysis. legislative counsel.
In August 2016, he was appointed Managing Director, Supervision With over 25 years of experience in financial sector regulatory
and Authorisation, with responsibility for banking, investment man- policy, Ms Morris serves on joint regulatory committees in Qatar.
agement, insurance, anti-money laundering and macroprudential She is involved in training Qatari law graduates through both the
analysis. Regulatory Authority’s Al Masar nationalisation programme and
serving as a mentor in the Qatar University Women’s Law Mentoring
Prior to his position with SAICA, Mr Müller held senior roles in financial
management, regulation, financial analysis and investor relations, Program.
primarily in financial services. Mr Müller is a member of the King Ms Morris came to the Regulatory Authority from the Australian
Committee on Corporate Governance and the Global Forum Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) in Australia, where she was
for Ethics. He serves on the Intergovernmental Working Group of a senior policy officer and involved in prudential policy work in
Experts on International Standards on Accounting and Reporting the banking, insurance and superannuation (pension) industries.
of UNCTAD (which he chaired in 2014), and was previously Chair- She contributed to key superannuation and life insurance reforms,
man of XBRL SA and a member of the Audit Committee Forum and implementing policy recommendations of the Australian Financial
the Corporate Governance Network of the Institute of Directors System Inquiry (Wallis) Report and the General Insurance reform
SA. Mr Müller has presented at various international conferences package in response to the HIH Royal Commission. She was respon-
hosted by organisations such as the World Bank, the World Congress sible for legislative work and coordination with the Commonwealth
of Accountants, the United Nations, and IFAC, and was also an Treasury and Attorney-General’s Department on APRA’s policy
anchor on business radio and television. issues from 2000 to 2006.

Ms Morris has also held positions relating to Australia’s energy policy
development, including participation in high-level APEC forums.