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National Australia Bank appoints Andrew Irvine as new group CEO

He will also become NAB’s managing director, beginning 2 April.

The National Australia Bank (NAB) has named Andrew Irvine as group chief executive officer and managing director beginning 2 April 2024.

Irvine has served as the group executive business and private banking head since 2020. He succeeds Ross McEwan, who is retiring.

Prior to joining NAB, Irvine was head of Canadian business banking at the Bank of Montreal (BMO), Canada’s oldest bank. He worked in BMO for over 12 years. Prior to that, Irvine worked for McKinsey & Company, Lycos Europe, and Credit Agricole.

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