BP chair Albert Manifold has made a scathing attack on the board of the FTSE 100 oil group after his sudden departure. In an exclusive interview, he disputed claims that he had pushed too hard during his tenure, labelling the allegations 'lies'. Manifold, who has been replaced by former Centrica chief executive Sam Laidlaw, claimed that he had 'pushed hard' during his time at the helm but denied any wrongdoing.
BP Chair Albert Manifold Accuses Board of 'Lies' Over His Ousting
James CarterBP chair Albert Manifold has made accusations against the board of the FTSE 100 oil group after his sudden departure. He disputes claims about his conduct.
- BP chair Albert Manifold has spoken out against the board following his ousting
- He disputes claims about his behaviour and calls the allegations 'lies'
- The incident has sparked questions about corporate governance at the FTSE 100 oil group
Why this matters: This incident highlights concerns about corporate governance at a major UK-listed company and raises questions about the accountability of boards.
What this means for you: What this means for you: As a UK investor, you may be concerned about the impact of this incident on BP's share price and the stability of the company's board.