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Finextra
26-06-2025
- Business
- Finextra
ANZ head of tech to retire
Australian bank ANZ is on the lookout for a new technology head after group executive technology and group services Gerard Florian announced his departure. 0 This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. Florian will retire on August 4 to pursue non-executive positions, according to a statement. He joined the bank back in 2017 as tech executive and has overseen the bank's technology strategy ever since. Prior to joining ANZ, Florian had served as an advisior to the group board as part of the bank's International Technology and Digital Business Advisory Panel. His role will be temporarily assumed by chief information officer Michael Bullock until a permanent replacement is installed. 'While I have only worked with [Florian] for a short period of time, he leaves ANZ having driven important changes through the organisation,' said ANZ chief executive Nuno Matos. 'Our customer and banker experience is notably better due to the adoption of cloud services, artificial intelligence and enterprise platforms, championed by [Florian].'
Scoop
15-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Change Of Directors On ANZ New Zealand Board
ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited (ANZ NZ) announced today that Mr Gerard Florian, ANZ Group Executive Technology & Group Services, has retired from its Board. Mr Florian has been a non-executive director of ANZ NZ since October 2022. ANZ NZ also announced today that Mr Mark Whelan, ANZ Group Executive Institutional, would be joining its Board as a non-executive director effective immediately. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has confirmed they have no objection to Mr Whelan's appointment. The other members of the ANZ NZ Board are Scott St John (Chair), Dame Joan Withers, Mark Tume, Nagaja Sanatkumar, Carolyn Steele and ANZ NZ CEO and Group Executive Antonia Watson. ANZ Bank New Zealand Limited Get on top of your money ANZ has been helping New Zealanders get on top of their money ever since we opened for business in 1840. We were New Zealand's first bank and today we have a large network of full-service branches and ATMs, and talented people across the country. We're passionate about helping our customers make their money work harder and equipping them to make better financial decisions. Whether it's travelling the world, buying a home, building a business, investing for the future or protecting their family's future, we use our financial strength and expertise to help make it happen. Through our sponsorships, our Staff Foundation and thousands of staff volunteer hours each year, we support causes that make a difference to New Zealanders.
