ASX Finance Chief Andrew Tobin to Retire
Synopsis
The announcement comes two months after ASX appointed a new CEO following Helen Lofthouse's resignation.
Key Highlights
- Andrew Tobin retires as Chief Financial Officer of ASX.
- Tobin will be staying on as CFO until a replacement has been found.
- Two months after Anthony Attia was appointed as the new CEO of ASX, it was announced today.
ASX Ltd Chief Financial Officer Andrew Tobin plans to leave the company a few months after bringing in Anthony Attia as the Australian stock exchange operator’s new chief executive. The company said Tobin will continue in the role while ASX finalises the appointment of his successor.
Four Years at ASX
Tobin has been with ASX since 2022 as the head of finance, treasury and strategy and corporate affairs teams. Tobin was instrumental in the company weathering a challenging operating environment, interim CEO Darren Yip said.
Leadership Transition Continues
The move comes after the ASX appointed former Euronext executive Anthony Attia as its CEO, replacing Helen Lofthouse who resigned earlier this year.
Attia will take over the job on September 1, ASX said. The company faced increased scrutiny after similar operational issues and a bungled company-name mix-up in August 2025, an outage of its announcement platform in December 2025.
Source: Reuters
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