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BSP s new head of treasury Charisma Kumar. Picture: SUPPLIED
Charisma Kumar has been appointed as the new head of treasury for the BSP Financial Group Ltd (BSP) effective from April 26.
A statement from the bank says Ms Kumar is no stranger to BSP having joined as an attaché in March 2007 before being offered a full-time role as an Investment Officer in June 2007.
BSP country head Haroon Ali said he was pleased to announce her appointment.
Ms Kumar said she was excited to re-join BSP in her executive position.
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Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure, which owns the Dalrymple Bay Terminal, provides its customers with safe and efficient port infrastructure and services. It owns the world’s largest metallurgical coal export facility and it serves as a global gateway from the Bowen Basin and it’s an important link for the global steelmaking supply chain.
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The Codan share price is down 2.5% to $17.08. This decline appears to have been driven by profit taking by investors after some very strong gains. In fact, the Codan share price reached a record high of $17.79 earlier this. A strong performance in the first half of FY 2021, new acquisitions, and its inclusion in the ASX 200 have helped drive its shares higher.