Macquarie chairman Peter Warne announced the appointment of former RBA governor Glenn Stevens as an independent director this morning.
Mr Stevens, who will start at Macquarie on 1 November, was the governor of the RBA between 2006 and 2016 before he was replaced by current governor Philip Lowe.
Mr Warne described Mr Stevens as an "internationally respected central banker who has contributed significantly to Australia's economic success".
"He brings a unique perspective to our boards, not only regarding the drivers of Australia's economy, but also those of the international economies from which Macquarie derives the majority of its income," Mr Warne said.
Mr Stevens' appointment came as Macquarie Group announced a $1.25 billion half-year net profit, up 19 per cent on the prior corresponding period.
