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05 November 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

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ANZ reshuffles executives

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By Christine St Anne
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4 minute read

The bank announces a slew of appointments within its executive team.

ANZ Bank has hired Jenny Fagg as the managing director of its New Zealand retail bank.

Fagg will report to ANZ Bank chief executive Graham Hodges.

Fagg is currently managing director for the bank's consumer finance business in Australia. She will move into her new job in April.

In her new role, Fagg will be responsible for managing the bank's retail business including business banking, mobile mortgage managers, broker network and direct banking.

 
 

The bank has also announced a number of appointments within its organisation.

Current managing director of banking products John Harries will move into Fagg's position.

Managing director of retail banking Louise Hawke will have her job expanded to also manage banking products.

Marketing executive Sonya Clancy's also will also be expanded and her new title will be general manager, human resources and marketing.

Clancy, Harries and Hawke will all report to group managing director Brian Hartzer.