The Week Ahead: Barclays, NatWest Group, BATS
With bank sector results season kicking off, our head of markets names the big events to watch.
12th February 2021 13:35
by Richard Hunter from interactive investor
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With bank sector results season kicking off, our head of markets rounds up the week and names the company earnings and big events to watch closely in the days ahead.
Monday 15 February
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City of London Investment Group, Oncimmune Holdings
AGM/EGM
Countrywide, Keras Resources, Revolution Bars, Spinnaker Opportunities
Tuesday 16 February
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BHP Group, Glencore, K3 Capital, Ocean Outdoor, Pan African Resources, Petra Diamonds, Safestore Holdings
AGM/EGM
Baronsmead Second Venture Trust, BMO Capital & Income Investment Trust, Dewhurst, Nexus Infrastructure
Wednesday 17 February
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British American Tobacco (LSE:BATS), Burford Capital, Gattaca, Plus500, Rio Tinto, Transense Technologies
AGM/EGM
Applegreen, Finsbury Growth & Income Trust
Thursday 18 February
Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include BP, Royal Dutch Shell, GlaxoSmithKline, Imperial Brands.
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Arbuthnot Banking Group, Barclays (LSE:BARC), Hays, Hochschild Mining, Indivior, Moneysupermarket.com, Primary Health Properties, Smith & Nephew, South32, Trifast, Wilmington
AGM/EGM
React Group, Ridgecrest
Friday 19 February
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TBC Bank Group, Segro, NatWest Group (LSE:NWG), Kingspan
AGM/EGM
Watkin Jones, Energean, Active Energy Group
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