Carl Henric Svanberg interview - Part 2

The transcript discusses BP's financial strategies and responsibilities following a major accident. It covers cost estimations, including a $20 billion escrow fund for claims, and the company's significant losses. Despite these challenges, BP's underlying performance remains strong. The discussion also addresses BP's responsibility, industry learning, and the role of American partners. Tony Hayward's congressional hearing and his compensation are also highlighted.

What are the estimated costs mentioned in the text, and how are they determined?

How does the speaker feel about the company's reported losses?

What does the speaker suggest about the responsibility for the accident?

What lessons does the speaker believe will be learned from the accident?

What was the public's perception of Tony Hayward's performance before Congress?

How does the speaker describe the balance between legal protection and public information?

What are the implications of Tony Hayward's contract as mentioned in the text?