Rodgers to retire from ASIC
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has confirmed that its senior executive of strategy, Malcolm Rodgers, will retire on December 18.
Rodgers has held senior roles at ASIC and its predecessor the ACS since 1991 including director of regulation policy and executive director of policy and markets regulation.
ASIC is yet to announce a replacement.
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