Transurban said Ms Jablko would bring extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions and global portfolio reshaping to the $38 billion infrastructure group, following a long career as an investment banker with UBS and Greenhill Australia.ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott said that while the bank was "disappointed Michelle is leaving, we respect her decision and wish her the best in her new role".
Ms Jablko said the move was an "incredibly tough decision" but she was looking forward to putting her experience to use in a new industry. "I’m particularly proud of the work we have done to strengthen and simplify the bank as well as the highly capable finance function we have built over the last few years. I know the team will continue to do a great job for ANZ’s shareholders and customers."