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Major financial institutions, including Barclays, Lloyds, NatWest have reportedly been invited by the Treasury for discussions aimed at revitalising investments in North Sea oil and gas ventures
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Company shareholder resolutions are being filed for a vote, led by Kiko Network and Market Forces from Australia
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Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry and Brian Eno are some of the signatories of an open letter
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A new report says more hundreds of billions is still invested from GFANZ members
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SMEs risk losing access to funding without the support from the banking sector
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These will hit banks the heaviest, the Bank of England warns
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These include railways and the country’s largest private bank
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The Environment Agency Chief Executive looked forward following COP26 in his speech delivered to the banking sector – claiming they have “more power than most countries to create the change we need”
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‘Project Carbon’ aims to support a global marketplace for quality carbon offsets with ‘clear and consistent pricing and standards’ and provide a pathway for clients in their efforts to achieve a net zero goal
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It will explore the two key risks from climate change – the impact of the move towards a net zero economy and risks associated with higher global temperatures
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A new report claims that banks and investors have financed close to double the carbon emissions of the whole UK
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Portfolio Earth says yes – it calls for global banks to stop financing businesses in the plastic supply chain unless they can demonstrate best practice in environmental behaviours
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