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EML Payments has appointed Kevin Murphy as interim group chief executive as the company commences a global search for a permanent CEO to replace Emma Shand who has resigned from the role.
Mr Murphy is a former managing director of Bank of Ireland and has regulatory experience with the Central Bank of Ireland. The company also announced it will transition away from the previous long-range strategy announced at its November AGM and will instead focus on solving the challenges it believes are facing the business today.“The strategic review will consider all options available to the board including a potential sale of all or parts of the business in order to maximise shareholder value,” EML said in a statement.
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