You've got to hand it to Barclays. Fresh from revelations that it managed to pay only 1% of its pre-tax profits in corporation tax, and stories that its chief exec is in line for a £9m bonus, we hear the banking colossus is about to launch the next phase of Barclays Money Skills - its "national financial capabilty programme which aims to build the financial skills, knowledge and confidence of young people across the UK".
It will be unveiling "three exciting new projects" for the programme at a 2nd March event to be attended by Frances Maude, the Cabinet Office minister (and former Morgan Stanley MD don't you know).
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