Barclays has asked all of its newly-appointed panel firms to sign up to a range of diversity initiatives - expanding a pilot introduced for its main general advisory panel three years ago across some 50 firms. General counsel Mark Harding confirmed that he has asked all of the firms on its main panel, as well as those on its 10 specialist panels, to confirm to the bank their diversity and inclusion policies, including details of how they measure and manage diversity.
July 16, 2009 at 05:21 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bank calls for new panel firms to sign up to diversity initiatives
Barclays has asked all of its newly-appointed panel firms to sign up to a range of diversity initiatives – expanding a pilot introduced for its main general advisory panel three years ago across some 50 firms.
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