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Bank Sinarmas president commissioner Tjendrawati Widjaja (second left) and president director Freenyan Liwang (second right) with two new directors, Soejanto Soetjijo (left) and Frenky T

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Wed, March 25, 2015

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span class="inline inline-center">Bank Sinarmas president commissioner Tjendrawati Widjaja (second left) and president director Freenyan Liwang (second right) with two new directors, Soejanto Soetjijo (left) and Frenky T. Susilo (right), after an extraordinary shareholders meeting in Jakarta on Tuesday. The meeting agreed to add to and change the composition of directors. JP/Ricky Yudhistira

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