Nuno Matos

(Bloomberg) -- ANZ Group Holdings Ltd.'s new chief executive officer will face a long list of challenges when he takes up his role at Australia's ...

Former HSBC executive Nuno Matos will begin in the new role on July 3 and retain Elliott's strategy of investing in its new digital banking platforms, growing ...

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 ...

New Zealander Shayne Elliott leaving ANZ next year to be replaced by ex-HSBC and Santander executive Nuno Matos.

Nuno Matos has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of ANZ, succeeding Shayne Elliott, who will retire in July 2025.

The bank appointed the former HSBC wealth boss to succeed Shayne Elliott over internal candidates. The Portuguese banker, 57, will take up the job next ...

Born in Portugal with a globetrotting career spanning Peru, Brazil, Mexico and Hong Kong, Nuno Matos' route to Australia has been an unlikely one.

ANZ Group has announced its long-serving chief executive, Shayne Elliott, will retire and be replaced by international banking executive Nuno Matos.Matos w.

Nuno Matos, the former HSBC and Santander executive, has been appointed as the new chief executive of Australian bank ANZ as it grapples with an ...

The Board of ANZ Group today announced that Nuno Matos will become Chief Executive Officer on 3 July 2025.

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Elliott is set to retire on 2 July as he prepares to wrap up a 15-year tenure with the Melbourne-headquartered group. He has served as CEO since 2016.

Matos will relocate from Hong Kong to Melbourne and replace outgoing CEO Shayne Elliot in July 2025.