The dust has yet to settle on two recent oil-linked Indonesian corruption cases, but they could signal the beginning of the end for some entrenched industry practices in the 830,000 barrels per day producer nation. Rudi Rubiandini, the chairman of Indonesia’s upstream regulator and official state oil sales body SKK Migas, was arrested last week by officers of Indonesia’s anti-corruption agency, allegedly caught in the act of accepting a cash bribe from an employee of Singapore- based trading firm Kernel Oil.
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