Rabo NZ chief Daryl Johnson resigns after less than two years in the job
By Sophie Boot
Nov. 15 (BusinessDesk) - Rabobank New Zealand chief executive Daryl Johnson has resigned, less than two years after taking over the reins of the rural lending specialist.
Johnson's resignation will take effect on Dec. 22, and Rabobank NZ has commenced a process to appoint a new chief executive officer, chair Henry van der Heyden said in a statement to the NZX. Johnson joined the bank in July last year, having previously led National Australia Bank's Asia business.
In March, the rural lending specialist posted a 14 perc...
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