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National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB) announced a reshuffle of its executive leadership team, headlined by the retirement of long-standing Group Chief Risk Officer Shaun Dooley.
A 33-year veteran of the bank, Dooley will step down at the end of 2026 after a tenure that included serving as acting Group CFO since March 2025.
He is set to be succeeded in the finance role by Inder Singh, who joins the bank on March 2 as Group CFO and Group Executive Strategy.
Following Singh's arrival, Dooley will return to his risk portfolio while the bank commences a recruitment process for his permanent successor.
CEO Andrew Irvine praised Dooley's "outstanding" contribution to the industry, noting that the long lead time for his retirement ensures a smooth transition as the bank continues to evolve its senior leadership.
At the time of reporting, National Australia Bank's share price was $48.45.