BP urges advisers to avoid bankruptcy or a hostile takeover

BP is doing no more alone. To manage the most serious environmental disaster and to silence rumors about a possible bankruptcy, the tanker has hired advisers. BP to help meet the financial pressures, more and more strong.

The recent plunge in BP, which has further declined by nearly 10% Monday as London qu'ç New York and whose market value has been reduced by over 45% since the beginning of the accident, certifies that the hypothesis of a bankruptcy is not completely ruled out by investors. Thus, counselors will work to optimize the management of the crisis and to prevent compensation claims do not leak the multinational or make vulnerable, thus creating a hostile takeover. The trio of investors and put together a strategy to enable the group to meet claims over the next five years.

But for now, BP does not confirm this information. A spokesman for the group merely stated: "This is not true, we do not appeal to banks to defend ourselves," adding "we urge banks year round for different reasons.

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The information is then revealed, however, that the U.S. government is more determined than ever to pay the oil company. of compensation for victims of oil pollution and environmental damage and business. It looks particularly dire consequences for fisheries and tourism in the Gulf of Mexico, in a letter to the director of BP in the United States.

International Help

A little more reassuring to the disaster called the "ecological / 11" by Barack Obama, Washington can count on the solidarity internationale.pour cope with the spill. Countries like France, the United Kingdom, Mexico, but also the United Arab Emirates and Vietnam have offered assistance in the form of equipment and expertise.

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