News
12 October 2021

BP in muddy water amid middleman trading debate

In:
Oil & gas
Region:
Middle East & Africa

An employment tribunal is threatening to involve BP in the growing debate around commodity trading and the use of local partners to win business. Jonathan Zarembok, who was BP’s lead oil trader for West Africa until 2018, claims he was fired last year after raising red flags over its dealings...

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