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Iress: Strategic Hiring
Iress hired a Chief Technology Officer and APAC Wealth CEO, indicating senior leadership expansion across technology and regional operations
Source: GN — ASX:IRE Iress
The leadership read
A hiring build-out like this points to deepening banking executive bench strength over the coming quarters.
Market context: the MitchelLake Talent Market Index reads 114.6 — Hot (+16.3 vs prior month); Oceania signal share is easing (-4.6pts).
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