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BP Plc (NYSE:BP) has reclaimed £1.8 million from the pay package of its former CEO Bernard Looney, following his dismissal in December 2023 for undisclosed relationships with employees.
Looney’s total remuneration for the year was £1.175 million, with bonuses and share awards worth £3 million revoked, according to a report from Reuters.
Murray Auchincloss, formerly overseeing finances under Looney, assumed the interim CEO role in September and was appointed permanent CEO in January.
Related: BP’s CEO Search Success: Interim CEO Takes The Helm Permanently
Auchincloss earned a total of £8 million last year, succeeding Looney amid corporate reshuffling.
Recently, BP said it expects to buy back $3.5 billion of shares in the first half of 2024 and repurchase at least $14 billion through 2025.
Price Action: BP shares are trading higher by 0.52% at $36.62 on the last check Friday.
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