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U.K. oil and gas company BP PLC is being sued for millions of dollars in the U.S. by institutional investors who say it misled them over safety policies and details over the scale of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, reports U.K. newspaper The Daily Telegraph, without citing sources.
Six investors including South Yorkshire Pensions Authority, Skandia Global Funds and GAM Fund Management say they wouldn’t have bought shares in the company at the price they did ahead of the accident “had they known the truth,” reports the newspaper.
BP was unavailable for immediate comment.
2 Comments on "Funds Sue BP for Hiding Truth Over Safety"
BillT on Wed, 5th Sep 2012 1:08 am
Go for it! ^_^
Kenz300 on Wed, 5th Sep 2012 3:56 pm
Companies, politicians and regulators all need to be separate and independent.
A too cozy relationship leads to regulatory lapses like were seen in the Gulf with the oil industry and at Fukishima with the nuclear industry.