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29 Jun 2012

Put your money where your mouth is, say Christian Socialists

In response to the latest banking-gone-bad crises, the Christian Socialist Movement is promoting its 'Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is' initiative.
31 Jan 2012

Banks chiefs should be accountable for criminal negligence, says Tatchell

Corporate bodies and their key executives should be accountable for criminal negligence and reckless misconduct, says civil rights campaigner Peter Tatchell.
8 Dec 2011

The imminent bankruptcy of the private finance sector?

The Autumn Statement reveals but one thing: the Chancellor and his advisers are both ill-advised and dangerously ill-prepared for the forthcoming prolonged Depression.
7 Dec 2011

Activists offer guided tours to key London financial institutions

Occupy London activists have launched a group offering critical and informative guided tours of Britain’s most important financial centres.
5 Dec 2011

OLSX to meet Financial Services Authority at St Ethelburga's

Representatives from Occupy London (OLSX) are set to meet with Hector Sants, chief executive of the UK regulator for the financial services industry.
24 Nov 2011

Responsible finance and economic justice
8 Nov 2011

Overpaid, uncertain and less ethical: survey reveals City concerns

Professionals in the financial services sector believe that City bond traders, FTSE executives and stock brokers are paid too much, a new survey shows.
8 Nov 2011

St Paul's Institute report on the City is finally published

St Paul’s Institute yesterday released their long-awaited 'Value and Values' report, based on a survey of 515 financial professionals working in the City.
2 Nov 2011

Challenging the idols of high finance

The protest at St Paul's was seen by an unexpectedly large number of people as the expression of a widespread and deep exasperation with the financial establishment that shows no sign at all of diminishing, says Archbishop Rowan Williams, as he goes on to back practical, morally based measures to address the economic crisis - including the Robin Hood Tax on financial transactions.
27 Oct 2011

The City, finance and human obligations

A new survey is about to be released concerning the values of those who work in the financial services industry. Giles Fraser, who has resigned as Canon Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral over threats to forcibly evict Occupy anti-corporate greed protesters, says that mutual obligations are a more important guide to financial ethics than trading heavily mediated by technology and less and less reliant on direct human contact.

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