His employer Vitol Group, the world’s largest oil trader, was growing cautious because of a series of criminal investigations scrutinizing their industry, he said.

Global commodity trading house Vitol Group paid $10.6 billion to employees who own shares in the company, through its annual share buyback scheme in 2024, company filings seen by Reuters showed.

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The world's top energy trader Vitol has poached Benjamin Seaford and William Gayner from rival Mercuria to trade metals, in a move that will help it to further diversify its business, four sources ...

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