I would now like to hand the conference over to Methuselah Wabiria. Please go ahead. Good morning from Port Moresby, and thank you for joining us. My name is Methuselah Eka Wabiria, and I am the Senior Manager overseeing ESG and Investor Relations at BSP Financial Group. We released our 2026 half-year financial results to the ASX and the PNGX earlier this morning, and I would like to welcome you to our investor briefing. With me are our presenters this morning, Mr. Mark Robinson, who is our Group Chief Executive Officer, and Mr. Glen Skarott, who is our Group Chief Financial Officer. After the presentation, there should be about 30 minutes where we will be giving opportunity for investors and analysts to ask questions, and the operator will provide instructions for the Q and A as he just did at the start of the call, provide those instructions at the end of the call. Turning to slide two, you will see a disclosure. Now, I would like to draw your attention to the legal disclaimers associated with this presentation that are on this slide. After that, I will like to hand over to our Group CEO, Mr. Mark Robinson. Thank you, Meth, and good morning, everyone. I will start with an overview of BSP and our half-year performance. Glen will then walk you through the financial results in more detail before I return to recap our strategy and provide our views on the economic outlook. We will then take your questions. Turning to slide five, I want to take a moment to remind you about the scale of our business, our track record, and the opportunity ahead of us in PNG and the rest of the South Pacific. BSP is the South Pacific's international bank with a significant presence in the seven countries in which we operate. In addition to our market-leading role here in Papua New Guinea, we are the region's most extensive network with a leading presence across Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. When I talk about opportunity, I think about four drivers. First, we're a clear market leader across retail, business banking, and corporate institutional banking, and our footprint across the South Pacific gives us genuine scale and reach. Second, these markets provide us with a long-term growth opportunity. While each market is different, the big picture for economic growth is that it's being driven by globally significant energy and mining projects with more to come, agricultural commodities including coffee and cocoa, and abundant fisheries, which are all in high demand. And of course, some of the world's best-known tourist destinations. We're also positioned to benefit from growth in financial inclusion and digital adoption across the region, with significant scope to grow customer numbers and deepen customer relationships. Third, we have a track record of profitability and delivering attractive returns. This includes 25 years of uninterrupted profitability through economic cycles and a robust return on equity driven by disciplined execution, resilient margins, and prudent risk management. BSP's financial strength is allowing us to continue to improve our competitiveness and our ability to grow through further investment in technology, operational resilience, and staff capability. Fourth, we have a strong balance sheet and capital position, which gives us flexibility to support our growth and over the medium term, to examine strategic options. Moving to slide six, you'll see that BSP delivered a strong start to the 2026 financial year. Highlights in the first half included continued double-digit revenue growth and further investment in the business with a focus on long-term value creation for shareholders, our customers, and the community. Statutory net profit after tax increased 8.4% to PGK 620 million or AUD 204 million. This was driven by revenue of PGK 1.89 billion, up 17.7%, with contributions from lending, payment services, and strong customer-driven foreign exchange earnings. In highlighting this, I do want to acknowledge that despite the underlying strength of the business, the kina's peg to the U.S. dollar and the appreciation of the Australian dollar against the U.S. currency had a significant impact on our Australian dollar outcomes. This, of course, is a translation effect rather than a reflection of underlying operating performance. We saw an increase in operating expenses of 21.1% to PGK 825 million. This is part of a planned investment for the future, which saw higher employment and technology costs in the first half as part of our multi-year Modernising for Growth program. That said, we're continuing to manage costs carefully through the investment phase of the program, and our cost income ratio of 43.8% remains within the target range of 42%-45%, which we have. Another highlight was our return on equity at 23.9%. This continues our 20+ year track record of an ROE above 20%. Our capital position remains strong with a capital adequacy ratio of 25.3% as at June 30, significantly higher than the Bank of Papua New Guinea's minimum requirement of 12%. This gives us the capacity to support lending growth and the strength to manage through volatility and economic conditions. I'm pleased to confirm that following this half's strong performance, the BSP board has declared an interim dividend of 54 toea per share, payable on September 24, 2026. Overall, we are pleased with the first half result. Revenue growth remains strong, asset quality remains sound, and we continue to generate attractive returns for shareholders. At the same time, we are investing significantly in the future of the franchise through our Modernising for Growth program. While there is still much work ahead, we are encouraged by the progress we are making. Turning to slide seven, our strategy remains consistent and focused on a small number of priorities. First, strengthening our customer franchise and deepening relationships across the group. Second, accelerating digital adoption and improving customer experience through technology, data, and process simplification. Third, continuing to strengthen risk management, governance, and operational resilience. Fourth, investing in our people and building a strong performance culture across the organization. Finally, driving disciplined execution and accountability. None of these priorities are new. Our focus is on executing them consistently using our cultural anchors of service excellence, risk excellence, and performance excellence to convert investment into sustainable growth and productivity improvements. I will come back to strategy and the outlook later in the presentation. Before I hand over to Glen, I want to show you the progress we are making through our Modernising for Growth program in an important area, our digital channels. On slide eight, you can see the continued growth in the use of digital and self-service channels. Digital adoption continues to accelerate, with customers increasingly choosing mobile, internet banking, and EFTPOS channels. ATM transactions have also increased following investment in our new ATM fleet and improved functionality. This continuing shift to digital and self-service channels benefits both customers and the bank. Customers gain greater convenience and accessibility, while BSP benefits from a more efficient operating model and lower long-term cost to serve. With that, I will hand over to Glen to talk you through the financial results in more detail. Thank you, Mark, and good morning, everyone. It is my pleasure to take you through our first half results. Starting on slide 10, BSP delivered a strong first half result with revenue growth, profit growth, and continued investment in future capability. Group revenue grew 17.7% to PGK 1.89 billion. This was supported by lending growth, continued customer activity across transactional banking, and strong customer-driven FX. Operating expenses increased 21.1% to PGK 825 million, reflecting continued investment in the group's Modernising for Growth program, people capability, and technology platforms. As expected, we are currently in a period where investment growth is running ahead of revenue growth. This reflects the planned delivery phase of our MFG program and capability uplift, with the majority of benefits expected to be realized progressively over the next several years. As investment activity moderates and benefits are captured, we expect operating leverage to improve and positive jaws to reemerge towards the latter stages of the program. Statutory NPAT increased 8.4% year-on-year to PGK 620 million. As Mark highlighted earlier, the difference between our kina and Australian dollar growth reflects currency translation rather than underlying operating performance. Turning to slide 11, this highlights both the quality of our revenue growth and the operating leverage in the business. Non-interest income increased as a share of total income to 38%, driven by strong customer-driven FX income. FX income actually increased to 23% of total income, driven by higher commodity prices and increased activity from our exporting and importing customers. Fee and commission income increased 11.5%, reflecting customers' continued preference for BSP as their primary transactional bank, supported by ongoing growth in digital channel usage and transaction volumes. Operating expenses increased 21.1% to PGK 825 million, reflecting a planned uplift in investment across our people, technology, and customer capabilities. Modernising for Growth contributed 62 million to operating expenses during the half. Importantly, this investment is already supporting the delivery of new customers, digital and operational capabilities across the group, while positioning BSP for future growth. As Mark highlighted earlier, despite elevated investment levels, operating profits still grew 15.1% to PGK 1.06 billion. The important point is that we are funding our investment program from a position of earning strength. Revenue growth continues to support the significant investments we are making across the group while still delivering attractive returns for our shareholders. Turning to slide 12. Operating expenses increased 21% in the half to PGK 825 million. The increase was predominantly driven by employment expenses up 22% and administration, non-salary technology, and other costs also up 22%. The key point is that this cost growth reflects a combination of deliberate investment and operating demand across the business. Despite this elevated investment and cost environment, BSP maintained a cost-to-income ratio of 43.8%. That is up 130 basis points on the prior corresponding period, but remains comfortably within our target range of 42%-45%. While expenses are higher, they are being managed within our operating framework and are supporting the investments we are making in capability, customer service, technology, and growth. Turning to slide 13, this slide provides more detail on our Modernising for Growth investment. Total MFG investment spend was PGK 138 million in the first half, comprising PGK 77 million of capitalized investment spend and PGK 62 million of expensed investment spend. This compares with PGK 99 million in the first half of 2025 and PGK 152 million in the second half of 2025. Importantly, we are already delivering practical improvements that customers and staff can see and use today. We've established our business bank with investment in digital banking, credit decisioning, and relationship management capability to improve customer experience, turnaround times, and support growth. On the self-service side, we have deployed more than 210 new ATMs and 10,000 new EFTPOS terminals. These investments support merchant transactions, improve customer access, and reduce reliance on in-branch transactions over time. We have also continued to invest in our physical network across PNG and the South Pacific, with new and refurbished branches strengthening our distribution network. We have enhanced back-office operations, including new technology to improve call center responsiveness and customer support capability. And we have continued to expand digital financial inclusion with BSP Wantok Wallet now in use by more than 278,000 customers in PNG. The key takeaway is that we are already seeing tangible customer and operational benefits from the program, while continuing to build the capabilities that will support growth, efficiency, and shareholder value over the longer term. Moving to slide 14, asset quality remains strong and continues to reflect the resilience of our customer base and the disciplined way we manage credit risk. While bad and doubtful debt expense increased modestly during the half, delinquency rates improved and remain low by historical standards. Importantly, we are not seeing any broad-based deterioration in portfolio performance. Credit quality remains stable across retail, business, and corporate lending, with customer performance broadly consistent with our expectations. As always, we remain disciplined in our approach to credit, underwriting, and portfolio management. Our focus is on sustainable lending growth while maintaining strong risk standards through the cycle. Overall, we remain comfortable with the quality of the portfolio and believe it is well-positioned for the current operating environment. The strength of that portfolio performance is also reflected in our provisioning position, which I'll cover on the next slide. Slide 15. Our provisioning position remains strong and reflects BSP's longstanding conservative approach to balance sheet management. During the half, collective provisions increased modestly in line with our lending growth. Provision coverage metrics remained broadly stable, and impairment charges as a percentage of loans were largely unchanged from the prior period. Our objective is to maintain a resilient balance sheet that can support customers through both favorable and more challenging economic conditions. Based on the current portfolio performance, we remain comfortable with our provisioning levels and believe they remain appropriate for the risks within the portfolio today. On slide 16, this details that our balance sheet remains strong, reflecting robust lending and continued deposit growth. Total assets grew 16.2% and deposits grew over 17.8% in the half, reflecting strong franchise momentum and customer confidence in BSP across all markets. Importantly, demand deposits remain an important part of our funding mix, supporting a low cost of funds. Gross loans grew 8.6%. Lending growth continues to be fully funded by deposit growth, maintaining a strong liquidity and funding position. The bottom line is we are growing the balance sheet selectively and with discipline. Slide 17 shows that we have a stable and balanced loan book composition. Business loans increased moderately during the half, reflecting continued growth in customer activity and the early success of our newly established business banking proposition. Retail mortgage growth reflects housing demand across our Pacific markets, which remains strong. Personal lending also saw strong growth, underpinned by consumer spending, refinancing, and seasonal factors, supported by stable employment. Overall, the portfolio mix remains robust. Turning to slide 18, our key ratios highlight the quality of BSP's business. Return on equity of 23.9% reflects strong operational performance and disciplined capital management. Capital adequacy remained very strong at 25.3%, significantly above regulatory minimums and providing capacity to support growth, absorb volatility, and maintain balance sheet flexibility. Return on assets of 2.8% decreased by 20 basis points, but remains attractive, demonstrating balance sheet efficiency. We continue to generate attractive returns while maintaining significant capital strength and balance sheet flexibility. Turning to slide 19. This chart tells the story of BSP's long and consistent record of profitability. Since 2001, we've grown net profit after tax from PGK 19 million to a record PGK 1.17 billion in 2025, while maintaining returns on equity above 20% throughout that period. This track record has endured through the mergers and acquisitions that built our market leading regional footprint. We have also endured periods of disruption, including the impact of COVID-19. Along the way, we established BSP Life PNG in 2017 and listed on the ASX in 2021. 2025 was a record year for group profits, and we've carried that momentum into our record first half in 2026. On slide 20, we continue to deliver attractive and sustainable shareholder returns. As Mark mentioned, the board has declared an interim dividend of 54 toea per share, up 8% on the first half of 2025. The board continues to balance attractive shareholder distributions with the need to maintain a strong capital position and continue investing in the growth of the group. Our 10-year total shareholder return on the PNGX of 366% reflects disciplined capital allocation and consistent earnings delivery over the cycle. The board remains committed to balancing attractive shareholder returns with ongoing investment in the franchise and maintaining a strong capital position. The first half of 2026 demonstrates that BSP can grow earnings, invest in future capability, protect asset quality, and continue to deliver attractive returns to shareholders. With that, I'll hand back to Mark to talk through the outlook. Thank you very much, Glen. Turning to slide 22, I want to touch on the broader economic backdrop across our markets, which is one of moderating growth in the short term, with major projects potentially poised to drive another cycle of significant growth over the medium to longer term. At present, we're experiencing steady economic growth in Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific, driven by the region's growing middle class and increasing regional trade, investment, and economic integration, which is supporting demand for banking services. However, short-term risks remain to the growth outlook, particularly El Niño, which is already affecting coffee and other agricultural output, as well as production at some major mining projects. Of course, there are also continuing risks for energy with the ongoing Middle East conflict, and tourism faces headwinds from cost of living pressures and higher transport costs. While we haven't seen any material impact from these short-term factors that would cause us to change provisioning, we are continuing to monitor their impact on our customers. Over the next five to seven years, we are much more bullish, with a super cycle of major projects on the horizon, including potential Papua LNG and the P'nyang LNG projects, and the Wafi-Golpu copper and gold project. We estimate these three PNG projects alone are worth over PGK 100 billion or AUD 30 billion. We know from experience these projects drive outsized economic growth, which creates significant opportunities for BSP and businesses throughout the PNG economy. Turning to slide 23, I do want to mention two major developments that we've announced recently. Starting with the Rugby League World Cup. In July, we were pleased to announce that we will be the exclusive banking partner of the 2026 Rugby League World Cup, to be hosted in Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea during October and November. The tournament features teams from five BSP countries, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. We would not normally highlight an individual sponsorship in a results presentation. However, we view this as a strategic investment that aligns strongly with BSP's brand, our communities, and our markets. We believe it provides an opportunity to further strengthen brand awareness, deepen customer engagement, and support customer acquisition opportunities across the group. Last week, we announced plans to develop a new purpose-built headquarters in Port Moresby, supporting our continued growth and creating a landmark commercial development for Papua New Guinea's capital. When completed in the early 2030s, the campus style headquarters will bring together BSP's 2,500 Port Moresby-based employees who currently work across seven office locations. Designed to support the future of banking, the new campus will provide a modern workplace that enhances collaboration, innovation, and operational resilience. It's a plan that reflects our long-term ambitions and commitments to Papua New Guinea. We are already underway with rationalizing some of our existing properties in Port Moresby, starting with the sale and leaseback of our Waigani head office. I'd like to mention that we were recently honored to have Fiji Prime Minister Rabuka join us to celebrate BSP Life's 150th anniversary. Founded in Fiji in 1876, BSP Life is not only one of the South Pacific's most enduring businesses, it is also the oldest company within the BSP group. BSP Life's longevity is a testament to the strength of its people, its purpose, and the trust it has built with generations of customers across Fiji and the wider Pacific. Turning now to slide 24 to close. In summary, BSP has delivered a strong first half result with growth in revenue, earnings, and dividends while maintaining sound asset quality and a strong capital position. We are pleased with the performance, but we are certainly not complacent. We continue to invest in technology, customer experience, operational resilience, and our people because we believe these investments will strengthen BSP's competitive position and create long-term value for our shareholders. We enter the second half with momentum, supported by a resilient balance sheet, leading market positions across the region, and attractive long-term growth opportunities. Finally, I would like to thank our nearly 5,000 staff across the South Pacific. Their commitment to our customers and communities continues to be the foundation of BSP's success. Thank you for joining us today, and we look forward to your questions. Thank you, Mark. I will now turn over to the operator for questions. If we do not get to all your questions in time, we will come back to you in the coming days, and we will post any material questions on our website, if any. Operator, over to you. Thank you. If you wish to ask a question via the phones, please press star one on your telephone and wait for your name to be announced. If you wish to cancel your request, please press star then two. If you are using a handset, please pick up the handset to ask your question. We will pause for a moment to allow any questions to enter the queue. For participants to dial into the conference call. We have received some written questions in advance, and I will read them now. I think the first one is about the cost-to-income ratio. It reads, "The cost-to-income ratio is rising as BSP moves further into the investment phase. When does it peak, and when should it start to decline?" Thanks, Meth. I will take that question. We expect investment spending to peak over the next two years as major technology, customer, and operational initiatives move through the delivery phase. As projects are completed, the mix should progressively shift from build and implement to benefits realization, simplification, and productivity. As I said, we do expect that investment spend to peak in the next two years. Importantly, the CTI, we do not anticipate our CTI moving outside of the 42%-45% target range. Thank you, Glen. I have another question as well, a second written question. I will read that out. Foreign exchange income is now 23% of total income. How sustainable is it, and is this simply a cyclical resource project tailwind? FX income benefited from strong commodity prices and higher activity from our exporter and importer customers. We do not assume that the current growth rate continues every period. Obviously, that flow is influenced by various project activity and market conditions. However, BSP's regional network and customer relationships provide a very strong underlying franchise. It is probably important to point out that our result for the half was also supported by a 15.4% growth in net interest income and an 11.5% growth in fee and commission income in kina terms. So earnings growth was not solely FX-driven, but well diversified. Thank you for that context, Glen. I turn back to the operator to see if there are any questions from conference call participants. Once again, to ask a question via the phones, please press star one. Confirming at this time we are showing no phone questions. Thank you. With that brings us to an end of this investor presentation. I would like to, on behalf of the BSP Financial Group, thank our investors for their continued support, and we look forward to a great second half of 2026. Thank you very much.