A former BP executive has been charged with obtaining $3.95m in bribes in one of Singapore’s largest-ever corruption cases. Clarence Chang, previously a regional director for marine fuels with BP, is facing 47 charges relating to accepting bribes from a petroleum products supplier between 2006 and 2012. Chang Peng Hong, who left BP in 2010, could face a fine of up to $352,485 and seven years in jail.
A former BP executive has been charged with obtaining $3.95m in bribes in one of Singapore’s largest-ever corruption cases. Clarence Chang Peng Hong, previously a regional director for marine fuels with BP, is facing 47 charges relating to accepting bribes from a petroleum products supplier between 2006 and 2012. Chang, who left BP in 2010, could face a fine of up to $352,485 and seven years in jail.