Macquarie hits back at green 'asset stripping' allegations

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Bank issues statement slamming 'inaccurate reports' and reiterating its commitment to renewable energy investment

Australian banking giant Macquarie has this week hit back at allegations its reported bid for the UK's Green Investment Bank (GIB) could result in asset-stripping and a dilution of the bank's green mission....

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