The Market Online - At The Bell

Join our daily newsletter At The Bell to receive exclusive market insights

  • Bravura Solutions (BVS) announces the appointment of Andrew Russell as Group CEO and MD
  • Mr Russell served as interim CEO during a global search for the replacement
  • The board’s decision reflects confidence in Mr Russell’s capabilities and vision for the company’s future
  • BVS last traded at 50.5 cents

Bravura Solutions (BVS) has appointed Andrew Russell as Group CEO and Managing Director, effective immediately.

Since June 19, 2023, Russell has served as interim CEO, running the company during the executive search for a permanent CEO.

The board recognised Mr Russell’s leadership qualities and commitment to the company’s growth, despite undertaking a global search.

“Following an extensive search process, it is clear to the board that Andrew is the best candidate for the role, and he has already demonstrated great leadership whilst acting as interim CEO,” BVS Chair Matthew Quinn said.

Mr Russell will receive a $750,000 salary and a one-off grant of $2.5 million in company shares.

With his experience and vision, he aims to steer the company towards continued success and innovation in the fast-evolving technology landscape.

BVS last traded at 50.5 cents.

BVS by the numbers
More From The Market Online
Market concept

(Last) Market Close (of 2025): October back again as DRO, EOS & 4DX pop; otherwise mid day

If you wanted to feel like you were re-living the festivity season for the XJO that was October, look no further than today’s

EV Resources on ‘accelerated pathway’ to Los Lirios restart after strong antimony recovery tests

EV Resources is inching closer to a Los Lirios restart after strong metallurgical results set up…
Magneto scan concept

MRI scans changed medicine – what disruptive tech is next? Enter Compumedics, up +50% YoY

Compumedics, a biotech company developing its Orion Lifespan MEG product, could just be the next big…

Coles, Woolies left furious over gov’t checks designed to limit ‘excessive pricing on groceries’

Coles and Woolworths have come out swinging against the government's plan to impose stricter rules to…