Home / Business and Economy / ASX CFO Andrew Tobin to Retire Amidst Scrutiny
ASX CFO Andrew Tobin to Retire Amidst Scrutiny
24 Jul
Summary
- CFO Andrew Tobin, who joined ASX in 2022, intends to retire.
- Tobin will remain CFO until a successor is finalized by the company.
- ASX faces heightened regulatory scrutiny following operational issues.
Australian stock exchange operator ASX Ltd has announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Andrew Tobin, intends to retire. Tobin, who joined ASX in 2022 and has been instrumental in leading the finance, treasury, strategy, and corporate affairs departments, will continue in his role until a successor is appointed.
The company's interim CEO, Darren Yip, acknowledged Tobin's significant contributions during a demanding operational period. This announcement occurs shortly after ASX appointed Anthony Attia as its new CEO, effective September 1, following the earlier resignation of former CEO Helen Lofthouse.
ASX has been under increased regulatory observation due to a series of operational challenges experienced in recent years, including a company-name mix-up in August 2025 and an outage of its announcements platform in December 2025. Tobin's planned retirement adds to the recent leadership transitions at the exchange operator.
