Bank of NZ chief financial officer Ken Christie to return to NAB

Bank of New Zealand, the lender owned by National Australia Bank, said chief financial officer Ken Christie will return to Australia at the end of the year to take up a job with the parent.

Christie was seconded to BNZ from NAB in 2007 for the role. His new role at the Australian bank hasn’t yet been confirmed. A replacement CFO for BNZ has yet to be decided.

BNZ chief executive heaped praise on Christie, saying the bank’s strong financial position “is due in a large part to Mr Christie’s vision, guidance and leadership.”

BusinessDesk.co.nz

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