Computershare CFO to step down

Computershare has announced that chief financial officer Mark Davis will be stepping down during 2019 after almost seven years in the role and nineteen years with the firm.

In acknowledging his service, Computershare CEO Stuart Irving said: "Mark has made a significant contribution during his time with the group and we wish him all the best in the next chapter of his career. We have commenced a comprehensive search process that will include internal and external candidates to appoint a replacement."

Davis added: "It has been a great privilege to be part of the Computershare executive team and to work closely with so many talented people over many years. I look forward to working with Stuart and our team to ensure a seamless transition over the coming months."

Before commencing as CFO, with responsibility for Computershare's finance functions globally, Davis co-led the integration of the Shareowner Services business acquired from the Bank of New York Mellon Corporation in 2011. Prior to this, he held a variety of senior positions within the Computershare group including line responsibility for all of Computershare's businesses in the Australasian region.

Editor's note: The departure month below is indicative only and will be updated as further announcements are made.