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22 Oct 2005
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Table indicating which banks have responded to concerns raised about loan to Sonangol (Angola’s state oil company)
Company Responses
Deutsche Bank
View Response
Banco Espírito Santo
No Response
Calyon (part of Crédit Agricole)
View Response
Commerzbank
View Response
KBC
View Response
Natixis
View Response
Royal Bank of Scotland
View Response
Standard Chartered
No Response
Timeline
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Commerzbank responds to: Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola's state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.
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Standard Chartered did not respond to: Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola's state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.
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[DOC] Table indicating which banks have responded to concerns raised about loan to Sonangol (Angola’s state oil company) - with links to responses
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[DOC] [Natexis Banques Populaires statement in response to concerns raised about loan to Sonangol (Angola’s state oil company)]
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Deutsche Bank statement in response to concerns raised about loan to Sonangol (Angola’s state oil company)
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Response by Royal Bank of Scotland: Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola's state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.
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Banco Espírito Santo did not respond to: Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola's state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.
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[DOC] Royal Bank of Scotland statement in response to concerns raised about loan to Sonangol (Angola’s state oil company)
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[DOC] [KBC statement in response to concerns raised about loan to Sonangol (Angola’s state oil company)]
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Response by KBC: Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola's state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.
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Response by Calyon (part of Crédit Agricole): Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola’s state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.
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Response by Natixis (part of Groupe Banque Populaire): Global Witness report & Financial Times article raise concerns that loan to Angola's state oil company Sonangol will perpetuate corruption & poverty.