The three UK headquartered companies have failed to properly exit Russia in the wake of Putin’s invasion, according to a new report by the Moral Rating Agency (MRA).City businessman Mark Dixon, who founded the MRA in February, accused an array of multinational firms of failing to properly exit Russia as he claimed top companies “often get credit before they have left.”Dixon claimed companies that pledged to pull out of Russia in the wake of the invasion have instead continued to work in the country by various means.“You read the statement and it sounds like the company is doing something real – but often it is just a promise that the company will be able to tear up.”The report warns that a plethora of the world’s largest companies, including BP, have pledged to sell their Russian assets but have failed to actually offload them yet.“We are continuing to work on completion of this transaction which is subject to various regulatory approvals within Russia and once concluded, the HSBC Group will exit its operations in Russia,” the HSBC spokesperson said.A spokesperson for BP pointed City A.M. to a statement on the company’s website which claims the firm is continuing to “actively pursue the disposal of its shareholding in Rosneft."