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Capital Calls: EU s vaccine feud is more political than financial

BreakingviewsCapital Calls: EU’s vaccine feud is more political than financial Reuters 2 minutes read A healthcare worker holds a dose of AstraZeneca s vaccine against coronavirus disease (COVID-19), during a pilot test which aims to apply 20,000 vaccines per day in coming months, at Fira de Montjuic in Barcelona, Spain, April 26, 2021. Concise insights on global finance. - JAB JOSTLE. Europe’s legal battle with AstraZeneca (AZN.L) may be more about politics than money. The European Commission said on Monday it had launched a legal action against the $138 billion drug giant for not making good on its contract to supply Covid-19 vaccines, and not having a “reliable plan” to ensure delivery read more . AstraZeneca says the claim is without merit.

Activist investor Elliott takes takes a stake in Glaxo

© GSK GlaxoSmithKline has suffered several setbacks this year. A cancer drug seen as a potential “blockbuster” failed a late-stage trial, while another drug suffered an unexpected delay owing to Covid-19, says Jamie Nimmo in The Times. Some analysts worry that these “serial disappointments” are becoming a “major concern for GSK’s. outlook”. But help may be at hand. Elliott, the US hedge fund led by activist investor Paul Singer, who is “feared in boardrooms” worldwide, took an undisclosed multibillion-pound stake in GSK last week. The news boosted the shares by 4.6%. No wonder shareholders are frustrated, says Lex in the Financial Times. GSK’s share price has moved sideways since Emma Walmsley was appointed CEO four years ago. However, “one wonders what change is sought”. After all, while most activists “demand some form of corporate divestments or restructuring”, Walmsley “already has this in train”, with a “long-planned” flotation of GSK’s

Capital Calls: Bank of America, WeWork, Kering

– Kering rebounds Dodging the question. Sometimes democracy brings change. At Bank of America, it brought more of the same. The bank’s shareholders voted on Monday against a proposal to audit the lender’s impact on communities of color, according to a preliminary tally. That will please rivals JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, whose shareholders face the same question in coming weeks. They should see it as only a temporary reprieve. Big U.S. banks are keen to tout their efforts to improve diversity and boost lending to marginalized communities, yet many have been twitchy about this year’s spate of proposals that they conduct external racial audits. JPMorgan and Citigroup asked the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission to let them snip the question from their annual ballot – unsuccessfully. All five banks have argued they are already taking action.

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