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ANZ appoints tech executive to Worldline Australia Board

Senior Banking and Financial Services Correspondent
2 Jul, 2025
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George Lekakis
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2 Jul, 2025
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Peter Barrass is one of ANZ’s most successful technology executives after he engineered an overhaul of the group’s institutional payments arm. The bank has now tapped him to join the board of its ailing merchant payments joint venture with Worldline.
ANZ appoints tech executive to Worldline Australia Board
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Peter Barrass is one of ANZ’s most successful technology executives after he engineered an overhaul of the group’s institutional payments arm. The bank has now tapped him to join the board of its ailing merchant payments joint venture with Worldline.

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