Stock exchange operator NZX chief executive Mark Peterson has resigned from the role - and will step down at the end of April 2026.
Peterson explained that the time was right for him to stand down and for the board to look for a new chief executive.
He says he's overseen plenty of challenges and successes in the role over the last few years.
"You've got to make these tough calls - but we've also, at the same time, got to a period in the exchange where we've ticked off a bunch of expectations and objectives...really, it's the right time."
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