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Wednesday 05 February 2020 12:56 pm|Updated:Sunday 09 February 2020 2:45 pmBarclays under pressure from second investor group over fossil fuel financingBy: Anna MeninShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleBarclays is facing increased pressure over its financing of fossil fuel producers, as it emerged that a second influential shareholder group is pushing the bank to adopt stricter climate change policies.The Investor Forum, whose 50 members control pound;18.5 trillion assets, has held discussions with the British lender over its climate policies, the Financial Times reported.A source involved with the investor group told the paper that Barclays, which is the biggest financier of fossil fuel companies in Europe, was lagging behind its European peers.In 2019, climate was on the agenda conversations between the Investor Forum and the bank], but down the list. Climate has now become th polene e agenda, coming up to the AGM, they said.Climate change was already set to be centre stage at Barclaysrsquo; annual meeting in May, after a group of shareholders filed a landmark resolution demanding the lender tighten its envi stanley mug ronmental policies. The resolution, which was launched by Share Action, is thought to be the first climate-related resolution at a European bank. It demands that Barc stanley isolierkanne lays stop financing fossil fuel companies that are not aligned with the Paris Sbbx Deficit cut as soaring house prices raise stamp duty revenue

Wednesday 23 February 2011 8:38 pmEverything Everywhere sees revenue and profits slide but adds customersBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleEverything Everywhere, the entity formed by the merging of France Telecomrsquo Orange and Deutsche Telekomrsquo T-Mobile, yesterday reported weak results for the last quarter.Its revenue dropped two per cent in the nine months from April last year ndash; when the merger went through ndash; from pound;5.4bn to pound;5.3bn. Un owala tumbler derlying profit was pound;1bn, down from pound;1.1bn.It saw its mobile service revenues grow 1.3 per cent in the quarter. However, it lagged behind Vodafone, which saw mobile service revenues jump seven per cent in the same period. O2 is also expected to show it grew at a faster rate when it reports its fourth quarter results on Friday.Sources close to the firm said Everything Everywhere has invested heavily in bringing customers from pay as you go packages to contracts. It added 300,000 contract customers in the fourth quarter but lost stanley cup out on 187,000 pay as you go users, leaving net adds of 113,000 compared to 195,000 at Vodafone. The group said it was on track to deliver pound;3.5bn of planned savings by 2014. Share this a owala tumbler rticleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged content: SectionsNewsCategoriesBusinessRelated TopicsNULLTrending ArticlesLabour will regret the Renter