ASIC appoints Gregson for data governance
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Scott Gregson will take on the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), starting 17 March 2025. Gregson has assumed a new role at ASIC after an impressive nearly 30-year tenure at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), where he most recently served as CEO and previously held the position of Chief Operating Officer.
“Scott is an impressive leader and will bring extensive experience to this important role at ASIC. His commitment to achieving regulatory outcomes that benefit all Australians makes him a strong addition as we navigate the complexities of the financial environment.” –ASIC Chair Joe Longo.
Gregson offers extensive experience in leadership roles that emphasise regulatory compliance, enforcement, and digital transformation—key areas that will significantly boost ASIC’s ongoing progress in digital and technological advancements. At the ACCC, he took on significant roles in mergers and enforcement, leading investigations into major cases involving corporations like Volkswagen, Coles, and Apple.
“The momentum ASIC is showing in its work and impact is very appealing for me. In an increasingly complex world with heightened cost of living pressures, the work of ASIC is more important than ever, and I look forward to helping ASIC meet the challenges ahead.” -Scott Gregson
During this pivotal appointment, ASIC undergoes its most substantial organisational overhaul in 15 years. This initiative strengthens ASIC’s expertise in data governance, data analytics, and network security, ultimately providing better protection for Australian consumers and investors. Gregson will play a crucial role in enhancing ASIC’s commitment to artificial intelligence, generative AI, and cybersecurity efforts with his expertise in data science and cloud storage.
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“As ASIC enters the next phase of our transformation, Scott’s experience supporting digital and technology delivery will ensure we are well-placed to meet future challenges.” -Chair Longo
ASIC has appointed new executive directors in enforcement and compliance, regulation and supervision, and digital technology, demonstrating its commitment to strengthening its regulatory framework.
Gregson will lead ASIC to define its strategy for data modelling and management, which will enhance the agency’s ability to use advanced technologies to protect the integrity of Australia’s financial markets.
Greg Yanco is stepping down as interim CEO after playing a crucial role in steering ASIC towards its evolution into a modern and forward-thinking regulatory body.
“Greg has been an integral part of Australia’s financial services landscape, and we thank him for his exemplary service,” -Chair Longo
Scott Gregson embraces this pivotal role with a clear vision for ASIC. He seeks to shape a regulatory landscape that effectively addresses the evolving needs of Australia’s financial sector while maintaining the highest standards of compliance and enforcement.
Justin Lavadia is a content producer and editor at Public Spectrum with a diverse writing background spanning various niches and formats. With a wealth of experience, he brings clarity and concise communication to digital content. His expertise lies in crafting engaging content and delivering impactful narratives that resonate with readers.
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