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Glencore plc

Glencore plc is connected with ASN/IP network resources in United States.

Identity: Glencore plc, Institution

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Glencore plc

Glencore plc is connected with ASN/IP network resources in United States.

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IdentityGlencore plc, InstitutionHigh confidence

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Display nameGlencore plcHigh confidence
Legal typeInstitutionHigh confidence
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Last updatedJul 18, 2026High confidence

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Geography scopeUnited States / GlobalHigh confidence
Other infrastructure servicesUnited States / GlobalMedium confidence

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Service platformGlencore plc United States Other infrastructure services · United States / GlobalUnrated

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Coverage contextGlencore made third-party payments and commodity-market controls a global compliance accountability test, Glencore's 2022 resolutions did not describe one isolated control failure. Different authorities addressed foreign-bribery conduct, commodity-benchmark manipulation and related failures across entities, desks, countries and years. The proceedings were coordinated, but they were not interchangeable. A Swiss parent pleaded guilty in a United States foreign-bribery case; a United States entity pleaded guilty in a separate market-manipulation case; the CFTC entered a civil administrative order against three entities; and a United Kingdom subsidiary pleaded guilty to seven Bribery Act counts before being sentenced. Later Swiss and Dutch decisions concerned another fact pattern in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Accountability therefore requires an exact legal map and an operating question: who can prove that a third party is legitimate, a payment buys a real service, a trader's conduct reflects genuine supply and demand, and concerns reach an independent decision-maker before revenue is booked?Medium confidence

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Primary articleGlencore made third-party payments and commodity-market controls a global compliance accountability testHigh confidence

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