People Moves
ANZ's Deputy CEO To Retire
The deputy CEO has been employed at the bank for 27 years, holding his latest position since 2009.
The deputy chief executive of
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group will retire early in
May, the bank announced yesterday.
Graham Hodges, who has worked at the lender for 27 years, was
deputy CEO from May 2009. He has held a range of senior executive
roles including those of CEO ANZ New Zealand, group managing
director for corporate banking and chief economist.
Other roles have included a period in stock broking and work at
the International Monetary Fund in Washington DC and Commonwealth
Treasury in Canberra.
The ANZ statement did not elaborate on plans for a potential successor.
