The Australian Securities Exchange has promoted from within its ranks to fill the role left open by long-standing listings boss Max Cunningham.
The Australian Securities Exchange has promoted from within its ranks to fill the role left open byStreet Talk can reveal ASX has promoted Blair Beaton to group executive, listings, making permanent a role that he had held on an acting basis since April.
Beaton’s been at ASX since 2017, when he joined as chief strategy officer, working on the exchange’s strategy and overseeing the media and communication function.
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