Barclays publishes updated climate plan ahead of 'say on climate' shareholder vote

Cecilia Keating
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Barclays publishes updated climate plan ahead of 'say on climate' shareholder vote

But campaigners warned strategy is too weak and littered with loopholes that would allow bank to continue to finance expansion of oil and gas industry

Barclays has this week published its long-awaited climate plan, which it has confirmed it will put to a shareholder vote at its 2022 AGM in May in a landmark 'Say on Climate' vote. The bank, the UK's...

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