Fuel oil trader leaves BP Singapore - source

Fri 18 Jan 2013, 10:54 GMT

Fuel oil trader leaves BP Singapore - source

Koh Leong Teck is reported to have left BP's fuel oil trading team in Singapore.

Fuel oil trader Koh Leong Teck is reported to have left BP's trading team in Singapore, according to industry sources.

Bloomberg reports that five people with knowledge of his departure said that Koh left the company earlier this month. A person answering the phone at BP's Singapore office was also said to have confirmed that Koh had left.

Earlier this month, BP was named Singapore's leading bunker supplier by volume in 2012, according to data released by the Maritime and Port Authority (MPA). The company retained the position of leading supplier for the tenth year in a row.

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