Tell Cameron To Back A Robin Hood Tax At The G20

Ethical Markets October 26, 2011Reforming Global Finance

We at Ethical Markets support a global Financial Transactions Tax of less than 1% to curb high-frequency computerized trading, protect genuine investors and raise needed public funds. Hazel Henderson, Editor

In one week, David Cameron will travel to meet world leaders at the G20 Summit in Cannes. At this meeting, French President Nicolas Sarkozy will ask governments to sign up to a Robin Hood Tax. This is a once in a generation opportunity to secure this tax.