Tim Hogben leaves ASX
22 June 2023 Australia
Image: LinkedIn
Tim Hogben has stepped down from his role as group executive for securities and payments at The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
Hogben began his career at the exchange in 2000 and has since held roles including chief operating officer and chair of the crisis management team. He was also an executive sponsor of ASX’s culture and heritage networking group.
Before he joined the ASX, Hogben served at Bridges Financial Services and the Credit Union Services of Australia.
Commenting on his departure via LinkedIn, Hogben says: “Many people spend years in jobs they don’t enjoy. That hasn’t been the case for me. When I first stepped through the ASX doors in 2000, I never imagined how much of an outsized role the ASX would play in my life – its history, its reputation and its impact on the capital markets and the lives of many Australians.
“It’s my colleagues, partners and customers who inspired me with their passion to make Australia’s financial markets better, safer, more resilient and to punch well above its weight. The ASX team have demonstrated resilience, commitment, and dedication that is nothing short of remarkable, and they will shape the financial markets for years to come.
He adds: “There is never a good time to leave a job like this one, but now seems right to me. Mission largely accomplished. It’s now time to step out and explore new opportunities.”
Hogben began his career at the exchange in 2000 and has since held roles including chief operating officer and chair of the crisis management team. He was also an executive sponsor of ASX’s culture and heritage networking group.
Before he joined the ASX, Hogben served at Bridges Financial Services and the Credit Union Services of Australia.
Commenting on his departure via LinkedIn, Hogben says: “Many people spend years in jobs they don’t enjoy. That hasn’t been the case for me. When I first stepped through the ASX doors in 2000, I never imagined how much of an outsized role the ASX would play in my life – its history, its reputation and its impact on the capital markets and the lives of many Australians.
“It’s my colleagues, partners and customers who inspired me with their passion to make Australia’s financial markets better, safer, more resilient and to punch well above its weight. The ASX team have demonstrated resilience, commitment, and dedication that is nothing short of remarkable, and they will shape the financial markets for years to come.
He adds: “There is never a good time to leave a job like this one, but now seems right to me. Mission largely accomplished. It’s now time to step out and explore new opportunities.”
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