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SHIPPING & MARINE | Staff Reporter, Singapore
Published: 15 Dec 11
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ASL Marine appoints Ang Iris as CFO

This follows the resignation of Ms Lilian Tan Yin Yen as Group Financial Controller and Company Secretary.

The Board believes that Ms Ang possesses the appropriate knowledge, experience and integrity to assume the role.

She will be overall responsible for finance and treasury management functions, including matters relating to the Company’s debt and equity fund raising, managing investor relations, secretarial, human resource and administrative functions of the Group.

The appointment as Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary is effective from 15 December 2011.

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