24 February 2026


NAB Group Chief Executive Officer Andrew Irvine today announced the following changes to the Bank’s Executive Leadership Team 

  • Long-standing Group Executive Shaun Dooley has confirmed his intention to retire by the end of 2026. Mr Dooley, a 33-year veteran of the bank, has been Group Chief Risk Officer since 2018 and acting Group Chief Financial Officer since March 2025. NAB will undertake a recruitment process for the Group Chief Risk Officer role.
  • Inder Singh, announced in August 2025 as NAB’s new Group Chief Financial Officer and Group Executive Strategy, will start with NAB on 2 March, after which Mr Dooley will revert to the role of Group Chief Risk Officer.

NAB Group Chief Executive Officer Andrew Irvine said:

“Shaun has been an outstanding contributor to NAB and banking. He is a highly respected industry leader who will be deeply missed at NAB.

“Shaun’s decision allows us to plan for a smooth transition as we continue to evolve our senior executive team to drive greater customer focus and business growth. We look forward to Inder starting as Group CFO. He is a high calibre executive who joins our bank at an exciting time for NAB.”

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