Macquarie Group - Current Board Members

Current Board Members

  • Kevin McCann AM - Independent Chairman; former Partner and Chairman of Allens Arthur Robinson
  • Michael J. Hawker - Independent Voting Director; former CEO of Insurance Australia Group
  • Nicholas W. Moore - Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer; Executive Voting Director
  • Peter M. Kirby - Independent Voting Director; former Managing Director of CSR Limited
  • Catherine Livingstone AO - Independent Voting Director; former Managing Director of Cochlear Limited
  • John Niland AC - Independent Voting Director; former President of the University of New South Wales; former Cornell University professor
  • Helen M. Nugent AO - Independent Voting Director; Chairman of Funds SA, Swiss Re Life, and Health (Australia) Limited
  • Peter H. Warne - Independent Voting Director; former head of Bankers Trust Australia Limited’s Financial Markets Group

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