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Dr Alicia Greenwood is the Chief Operating Officer of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and a member of the Group Executive Committee. She is responsible for the stability and performance of the exchange’s core market infrastructure, and for ensuring it continues to evolve in step with the changing needs of the financial system. 

Her role combines stewardship of South Africa’s capital markets with the long-term task of keeping them competitive. This includes maintaining trusted, well-run markets while driving the shift toward more modern, data-led and technology-enabled ways of operating. She is closely involved in shaping how the JSE responds to developments such as digital assets, advances in artificial intelligence, and rising expectations around risk, resilience and client experience. 

Alicia has more than 25 years’ experience across banking and financial services, with a background that spans market infrastructure, risk and capital management, and large-scale operating model change. Before joining the JSE, she held senior roles at Standard Bank, Discovery Health and Accenture, working at the intersection of strategy, operations and financial performance. 

She holds a PhD from the University of Cape Town and has published in both academic and industry journals. Her work continues to focus on the role of market infrastructure in supporting economic growth and adapting to structural change in global financial markets. ​

Expertise: Overall Capital Markets

Fawzia Suliman currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) as well as joint executive director in conjunction with the Group’s CEO on the JSE Ltd Board of Directors. She also serves as a Non-executive Director on the Board of STRATE, the central securities depository and as Chair of the Finance & Risk committee of the National Business Initiative. 

Fawzia leads the Finance and Value Management (FVM) portfolio where she is responsible for driving integrated value creation across financial, human and brand capital in support of the JSE’s strategic agenda. 

In addition to her value management responsibilities, Fawzia holds executive oversight and a reporting line for the JSE’s regulatory divisions, reflecting the centrality of sound governance, regulatory stewardship and market integrity to the Group’s operating model. 

Fawzia is also responsible for Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), working closely with the business to drive sustainable value creation, disciplined capital allocation and effective execution.  

Prior to joining the JSE, Fawzia served as an executive for special projects at Stanlib. Her management career began at Credit Suisse, where she progressed from being Financial Manager in 1998 to Financial Director in 2002. She then was appointed Chief Financial Officer at the First South Financial Services for three years, up until her appointment for the same role at Macquarie First South Securities South Africa (Macquarie’s equity brokerage business in South Africa) in 2006. 

At Macquarie First South, Fawzia steadily rose up the ranks and was promoted in 2011 to Chief Operating Officer, and finally to CEO of Mazi Macquarie Securities. Her dedication to excellence is also marked by her achievement of several prestigious accolades, most notably, having been nominated as CEO of the Year in 2018 by the Association of Black Securities Investment Professionals (ABSIP).   

Fawzia holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Bachelor of Accounting degree, both from the University of the Witwatersrand, and is a registered Chartered Accountant. She is also a member of the South African Institute of Stockbrokers. 

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Vuyo Lee is the Chief Marketing and Corporate Affairs Officer of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). 

With more than 20 years of executive leadership experience across listed financial services groups and capital market institutions, Vuyo Lee is a strategic and commercially minded executive with deep expertise in stakeholder leadership, market development and enterprise growth. In her current role at  JSE Group, she plays a key role in aligning corporate affairs, marketing and strategic initiatives to the exchange’s broader growth, sustainability and market confidence objectives. 

She has contributed to initiatives focused on listings growth, investor participation, revenue diversification and strengthening South Africa’s attractiveness to domestic and international investors. Her experience spans complex, highly regulated environments where reputation, governance and stakeholder trust are critical. 

Previously holding executive leadership roles at Old Mutual Limited, Momentum Metropolitan Holdings and Mutual & Federal Insurance Company, she brings a strong track record of aligning strategy, brand, customer and commercial priorities to enterprise value creation and social impact. 

Vuyo holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree with majors in Marketing and Accounting, a BCom Honours in Business Economics from the University of the Witwatersrand, and an MBA from the University of Cape Town’s Graduate School of Business. ​

Mark Randall is the Chief Data and Analytics Officer at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). 

In his role, Mark is responsible for the management, governance, and monetisation of the JSE’s data assets. These include market data such as SENS and corporate actions, real-time prices and quotes, as well as end-of-day closing prices, index values, and market statistics. He also holds accountability for enterprise-wide data governance. 

Mark is currently leading the implementation of the JSE’s data cloud strategy, which is modernising how market data is delivered to users and enhancing the accessibility, scalability, and resilience of the exchange’s data services. 

Since joining the JSE in 2011 within the Information Services Division, Mark has held responsibility for a range of functions including indices, valuations, and data analytics. He brings deep expertise in the operational processes and methodologies that underpin the data products and services supporting the JSE’s Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI) obligations. 

Mark is a Fellow of the Actuarial Society of South Africa and the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, and holds the designation of Chartered Enterprise Risk Actuary. 

Expertise: All risk-related matters

Tebalo Tsoaeli is the Chief Information Officer of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and serves as a member of the Group Executive Committee. He leads Group Technology, a critical enabler of the JSE’s evolution into a technology‑led platform business, supporting innovation, scalability and the development of new revenue opportunities. 

In his role, Tebalo is responsible for the JSE’s enterprise technology strategy, core platforms, digital transformation and information systems. He is also tasked with driving a targeted operating model for Group Technology focused on modernised core infrastructure, future‑fit platforms and AI‑driven capabilities, strengthening the exchange’s ability to deliver resilient, secure and client‑centric market services. 

Tebalo brings deep experience across financial services technology and has held senior technology leadership roles at leading global and local institutions. Prior to joining the JSE, he served as Chief Technology and Information Officer for the Sanlam Investments Cluster, having previously been Chief Information Officer for Glacier within the Sanlam Group. Before this, he was CIO of the FirstRand Investment Cluster and has also held senior roles at Investec Wealth and Investments, Standard Bank, Rand Merchant Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase and Nedbank. 

His professional development includes participation in the Future CIO Programme delivered by the Gordon Institute of Business Science and Wipro, as well as the International Executive Development Programme with Bankseta and Duke Corporate Education. 

Tebalo holds a Bsc (Computer Science) from University of KZN, Bsc Honours (Computer Science) from University of Free State, and Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Rhodes University and has been recognised for his innovation capability, including achieving second place in the FNB CodeFest Hackathon. 

Expertise: Issuer Regulation

Carol Crozier is the Chief Executive Officer at JSE Investor Services (JIS). In her current role, Carol leads the executive team of JSE Investor Services while focusing on strategic growth along with business development, for both new products and services, and client acquisition. 

Carol joined JSE Investor Services, a subsidiary of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), in February 2021 having established the Issuer Services division in the Capital Markets division of the JSE where she focused on building relationships with Issuers and creating value added products and services for the issuer market. Prior to that Carol was within the Information Services division which she joined in 2009. 

Carol has a Bachelor of Commerce with Honours Degree within Business Economics with a further post graduate certificate from the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management from the University of Witwatersrand. 

Expertise: Primary markets-related matters

Expertise: Capital Markets, JSE Private Placements

Expertise: Trading, Secondary Markets

Anelisa Matutu is the Head of Commodities at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) with experience spanning over 17 years in the financial services. 

In her current role, Anelisa manages growth strategies, technology delivery, market intelligence operational and divisional outputs, and is responsible for product development and innovation in the commodities and carbon market.  

Prior to her current role, Anelisa was the Manager for Commodities and a Senior Commodities Specialist in Capital Markets. Before this, she served as a Commodity Derivatives Officer in Commodity Derivatives. 

Before joining the JSE, Anelisa was a Junior Economist at Urban-Econ Eastern Cape.  

Anelisa holds a master’s degree in business administration and a postgraduate diploma from GIBS Business School, as well as a BCom degree from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University. ​

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