The succession means three of the country's four major banks will have appointed new chief executives this year. The Portuguese banker will start on July 3.
ANZ Group has appointed Nuno Matos as its chief executive, replacing Shayne Elliott who is set to retire in July 2025 after nine years in the role, ...
ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott has resigned after nine years at the helm, and will be replaced by Nuno Matos. In a statement on Monday morning, ...
Nuno Matos will become chief executive officer at ANZ Group Holdings Ltd., succeeding Shayne Elliott who is retiring after nine years in the role.
The Board of ANZ Group today announced that Nuno Matos will become Chief Executive Officer on 3 July 2025, succeeding Shayne Elliott who is retiring.
ANZ Group has appointed Nuno Matos as its chief executive, succeeding Shane Elliott who is set to retire in July 2025. The decision follows major changes in ...
New Zealander Shayne Elliott leaving ANZ next year to be replaced by ex-HSBC and Santander executive Nuno Matos.
ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott will retire by mid-next year to be replaced by former top HSBC banker Nuno Matos.
ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott will announce his retirement after nine years in the role, with the Melbourne-based lender expected to appoint an outsider to the ...
(Bloomberg) -- Nuno Matos will become chief executive officer at ANZ Group Holdings Ltd., succeeding Shayne Elliott who is retiring after nine years in the ...
ANZ Group (ASX: ANZ) has appointed Nuno Matos, a seasoned senior executive with HSBC, to replace Shayne Elliott who has announced his retirement as CEO ...
ANZ has again reached for a rock star chief executive by tapping a highly-connected global executive who has worked across three continents, including in ...
ANZ has appointed a new chief executive following the resignation of boss Shayne Elliott.
Nuno Matos succeeds Shayne Elliott as ANZ CEO, bringing international experience to lead during regulatory challenges and strategic transformation.
Born in Portugal with a globetrotting career spanning Peru, Brazil, Mexico and Hong Kong, Nuno Matos' route to Australia has been an unlikely one.