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What next for BP? Leadership exits test investor confidence in board oversight
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- BP is on its third CEO and third chairman in under three years, prompting investor scrutiny of the structure and oversight of its board as the oil major works to turn itself around and adapt to the supply shock.
- Weeks after CEO Meg O'Neill started in April, the chairman, Albert Manifold, was suddenly dismissed in late May.
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BP is on its third CEO and third chairman in under three years, prompting investor scrutiny of the structure and oversight of its board as the oil major works to turn itself around and adapt to the supply shock.
Weeks after CEO Meg O'Neill started in April, the chairman, Albert Manifold, was suddenly dismissed in late May. The board said this was due to "serious concerns" relating to governance standards, oversight and conduct.
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