Some of the UK’s biggest investment fund managers, including Aberdeen Standard, Aviva Investors, BMO Global, charity fund manager CCLA, Legal and General Investment Management and M&G said recently they would not buy shares in Deliveroo, citing concerns over including the working conditions of its riders and lack of investor power.
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Pawel Adrjan, head of EMEA research at Indeed, said: “Cities and towns in the North and Midlands have been...
“The decision… follows numerous discussions with B.UK’s parent company, Penultimate Investment Holdings Limited (PIHL). The aim of these discussions,...
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