NZWXT gets news CEO and expands Craigs relationship
NZX-owned platform, NZX Wealth Technologies gets a new chief executive.
Robbie Douglas has been appinted as the new CEO.
Before joining NZX, Douglas was the chief operating officer at Verifone NZ and has held previous roles as Head of Operations - Institutional, Corporate and Commercial at ANZ Bank, the Head of Technology at First NZ Capital and the chief information officer of Markets Business Technology for ANZ Bank based in Australia.
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Reflecting back on 2025
With the year drawing to a close we would like to that readers and advertisers for their support this year.
It’s a cliché, but one aptly true at the moment. Without your support Good Returns would not be here.
Good Returns has been around for 30 years now and it’s been heartening to see the supportive messages in LinkedIn and in emails. Thanks to those who have sent them.
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