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Hunter Hall divests from fossil fuels

BY JAMES FERNYHOUGH | FRIDAY, 30 MAY 2014 12:15PM

Ethical investor Hunter Hall has become the second fund in two days to announce it will introduce fossil fuel screening into its investment criteria, following a similar announcement by AMP Capital on Wednesday.

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