ASX CFO Andrew Tobin to Retire After Four Years | LeapRate
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has announced that Chief Financial Officer Andrew Tobin intends to retire, closing out a tenure that began in 2022 and spanned a period of considerable change for the exchange operator.
During his time at ASX, Tobin oversaw the finance, treasury, strategy and corporate affairs functions.
The exchange credited him with strengthening financial discipline across the organisation, supporting key strategic and transformation initiatives, and providing consistent leadership through a challenging operating environment.
ASX Interim CEO Darren Yip praised Tobin’s contribution, stating that he had played a significant role over the past four years as the exchange worked through demanding market conditions.
Yip also thanked Tobin for agreeing to remain in the CFO role temporarily to ensure a smooth handover while the search for his replacement continues.
Importantly, Tobin’s departure will not be immediate. He has agreed to stay on as CFO until a successor is appointed, allowing ASX to avoid any disruption to its financial operations during the transition.
The timing of the announcement is notable given ASX’s broader leadership changes. Anthony Attia is set to take over as Chief Executive Officer on 1 September 2026, as previously disclosed.
According to the exchange, Attia will lead the process of selecting the next CFO, with support from the Board, so that the choice reflects both the incoming CEO’s vision and ASX’s long term strategic direction.
