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Monday 10 October 2022 8:33 pm|Updated:Monday 10 October 2022 8:36 pmGlencore hit with investor lawsuit after bribery convictionBy: Nicholas EarlShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleSwiss authorities fines Glencore pound;119m over Congolese bribery probe as Dutch drops caseGlencore is facing a class-action-style lawsui
air force 1 t in Londonrsquo High Court, following its conviction for bribery earlier this year.More than a dozen global investors have brought claims against one of the worldrsquo largest comm
owala ca odity traders.This includes Mubadala, the Kuwait Investment Authority, Norges Bank and the International Petroleum Investment Company, according to court documents seen by The Financial Times. Investors Abrdn and HSBC are also among the claimants, as a
adidas originals re Phoenix Life, Standard Life, Reassure, and British Airways Pension Trustees. While the cases have been opened, the particulars of claim documents setting out the allegations are yet to be filed. Sources told the newspaper that the claims revolve around investor losses suffered in 2011 and 2013 on the basis of the misconduct identified in the corruption probes. Glencore pleaded guilty to bribery this year following a Serious Fraud Office probe, with the financial penalty set to be determined next month. The bribery conviction is one of the highest-profile cases to have been won against a major trading house.Despite
