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Simone Robbers
Reserve Bank of New Zealand / Te Pūtea Matua
Assistant governor, governance, strategy and corporate relations
- Extensive public and private-sector experience, most recently managing the role of director of strategy, risk and assurance at the Financial Markets Authority.
- Previous experience with the Securities Commission, in the private sector in banking and wealth management, and with legal firms.
Career
Financial Markets Authority / Te Mana Tatai HokohokoManager Regulatory Policy
Oct 2009
- Jul 2013
Financial Markets Authority / Te Mana Tatai Hokohoko
Head of Primary Regulatory Operations
Jul 2013
- Jun 2014
Financial Markets Authority / Te Mana Tatai Hokohoko
Director, Strategy, Risk and Assurance (and acting Director External Comms and Investor Capability), Director of Strategy and Risk
Dec 2015
- Present
Reserve Bank of New Zealand / Te Pūtea Matua
Assistant Governor/GM Governance, Strategy and Corporate Relations
Feb 2019
- Present
Toitū Tahua, The Centre for Sustainable Finance
Board Member
Aug 2021
- Present
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