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National Australia Bank chief Andrew Irvine admits to ‘difficult week’ after public scrutiny

22 July 2025
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National Australia Bank chief Andrew Irvine admits to ‘difficult week’ after public scrutiny
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National Australia Bank chief Andrew Irvine addressed concerns over his leadership style and behavior after investor scrutiny, describing the situation as “difficult” for him and his family. While he acknowledged the support of the NAB board, he emphasized the need for improvement in presentation and highlighted critical issues facing Australia, including a housing crisis and a predicted decade of low productivity.

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