Carl Hughes had said it was his duty to remain at company part-owned by oligarch Oleg Deripaska
The former Deloitte partner Carl Hughes has resigned from the board of En+, the mining company part-owned by the sanctioned Russian oligarch, weeks after defending his decision to remain in the post following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
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