Judo Bank has unveiled Chris Bayliss as its incoming CEO and managing director, effective March 19, 2024. Bayliss, previously the challenger bank’s deputy CEO and chief relationship officer, assumes leadership from Joseph Healy, who concludes a seven-year tenure as CEO. During a transition period until June 28, 2024, Healy will offer guidance to Bayliss, as stated by Judo Bank. This leadership transition at the Melbourne-based bank follows its adoption of Backbase’s Engagement Banking Platform, announced in the preceding year.
Reflecting on LinkedIn, Healy expresses mixed emotions about the change, endorsing Bayliss as possessing the requisite qualities for Judo’s next growth phase. Healy emphasizes Bayliss’s extensive understanding of the business, dedication to customers, and exemplary leadership skills. Bayliss, before co-founding Judo, held roles such as MD and global head of the personal segment at Standard Chartered Bank and executive retail general manager at National Australia Bank.
Bayliss, entrusted with overseeing Judo’s purported 4,000 SME customer base, pledges to uphold the bank’s commitment to challenging conventional banking norms for Australian SMEs.
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