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BNP closes second foodspeculationfund

Posted on Wednesday February 20th, 2013 by Leen Schmucker

Asset manager BNP Paribas has suspended its Parvest World Agriculture fund due to controversy over food speculation.

BNP Paribas explains: “As part of our ongoing dialogue with NGOs, we have taken heed of the arguments expressed by Oxfam…Despite the absence   … →

Posted in News & Media | Tagged BNP Paribas, food speculation

Goldman Sachs Nominated for the Public Eye People’s Award 2013

Posted on Wednesday January 16th, 2013 by Leen Schmucker

Since 2000, the naming and shaming Public Eye People’s Award has been given to the company with the least corporate social responsibility. The award reminds the corporate world that social and environmental misdeeds have consequences, not only for the affected   … →

Posted in News & Media | Tagged Goldman Sachs, Public Eye Award 2013

Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas: Casinos Rather Than Banks?

Posted on Wednesday January 16th, 2013 by Leen Schmucker

Deutsche Bank invests only 19% of its resources into loans to the real economy. More than half of its assets are on the hunt for short-term profits every day. This is evidenced through an analysis by FairFin of the financial   … →

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From Mozambique to Brussels

Posted on Friday September 7th, 2012 by Leen Schmucker

Check the interview JA! gave in Brussels!

Fairfin interviews Facing Finance partner Samuel Mondlane of JA! from Mozambique about their campaign for more corporate social responsibility in mining.

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Shell to invest $1bn a year in Chinese shale gas

Posted on Monday September 3rd, 2012 by Leen Schmucker

Royal Dutch Shell plans to spend at least $1bn a year exploiting China’s potentially vast resources of shale gas.
China is estimated to hold the world’s largest reserves of the unconventional gas – which can be unlocked from ancient shale   … →

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