PEXA Appoints Graham Curtin as Group CFO

REA Group Deputy CFO to Join PEXA

PEXA has appointed experienced finance executive Graham Curtin as its new Group Chief Financial Officer, with the Melbourne-based executive set to commence in the role on 1 September 2026.

Curtin joins the ASX-listed property technology company from REA Group, where he currently serves as Deputy CFO. Since joining REA in 2018, he has held a range of senior finance leadership positions spanning strategic transformation, corporate development, capital allocation and business integration.

With more than two decades of finance leadership experience across Australia, Asia and Europe, Curtin brings a strong blend of listed-company expertise, commercial leadership and technology-sector experience. Prior to REA Group, he worked within KPMG Melbourne’s Audit, Risk and Assurance practice after beginning his career with Crowe Horwath in Dublin.

A Chartered Accountant and Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Curtin holds both a Master of Business Studies in Accounting and a Bachelor of Accounting and Finance from Dublin City University.

PEXA CEO and Managing Director Russell Cohen said Curtin’s experience in ASX-listed technology businesses and digital property markets made him a strong addition to the executive leadership team.

“Graham is a highly accomplished finance leader whose commercial acumen, listed-company experience and deep understanding of our market will be invaluable as we continue to execute our strategy and deliver long-term value for shareholders,” Cohen said.

Curtin said he was excited to join the company at a pivotal point in its growth journey.

“PEXA is a market-leading technology business with a strong track record of innovation and a clear strategic vision. I look forward to working with Russell, the Board and the broader team to support the next phase of the Group’s growth and success,” he said.

Current Interim CFO Liz Warrell will remain with PEXA through the delivery of its FY26 results and support the leadership transition. Cohen thanked Warrell for her contribution during the interim period, highlighting her role in maintaining the Group’s financial strength and supporting the business through a period of change.