ASOS appoints Aaron Izzard as new CFO, Dave Murray to step down
Investing.com -- British online fashion retailer ASOS (LON:ASOS) (LON:ASC) named Aaron Izzard as its new Chief Financial Officer on Tuesday, replacing Dave Murray who will step down on June 30.
Izzard, currently serving as director of group finance, will assume the CFO role effective July 1.
He has been with ASOS since 2017, initially joining as head of retail finance and holding various finance positions during his more than 8-year tenure with the company.
Murray, a former Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) executive who became ASOS’s CFO in April 2024, will be leaving to pursue other opportunities.
The company stated that Murray will remain with ASOS for a handover period.
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