In the midst of the pandemic, investors would have baulked if you’d said the Rolls-Royce share price would become one of the hottest stocks in the FTSE 100 within a few years. The company endured years of turmoil prior to the arrival of Tufan Erginbilgic, including a brush with bankruptcy and a £671m fine stemming from investigations into whether it had paid bribes to secure contracts. But since he took the top job just over a year and a half ago, the turnaround has been nothing short of remarkable. The Turkish businessman, known affectionately…
