“Andrew is well suited to take NAB into its next chapter of growth," said chairman Chronican. — Bloomberg
SYDNEY: National Australia Bank (NAB) Ltd said Andrew Irvine will replace Ross McEwan as chief executive officer (CEO) as the country’s second-largest lender opts to promote a prominent internal leader to the top job.
Irvine, 48, who will become CEO on April 2, has run the firm’s business and private banking division since 2020. McEwan, 66, will retire from executive roles after helming the bank for more than four years.
