ASX’s Chief Risk Officer Hamish Treleaven has announced his intention to retire.
Treleaven was appointed chief risk officer in March 2017.
- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
ASX’s Chief Risk Officer Hamish Treleaven has announced his intention to retire.
Treleaven was appointed chief risk officer in March 2017.
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