David Clarke has announced his retirement as executive chair of Macquarie Bank.
He will relinquish his current responsibilities effective March 31, but will continue in the capacity as non-executive chairman of the bank.
The move means Clarke will no longer be a part of the bank’s executive committee and will not be chair of the Macquarie CountryWide, Macquarie Prologis and Macquarie Office listed property trusts.
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