UK investors say cashbox capital raising comes at a price

LONDON (Reuters) - Companies lining up for cash in coming weeks to get through the coronavirus pandemic should listen to shareholders and not just be led by their investment banks, Britain's Investment Association (IA) said on Wednesday.Companies and their employees are under severe strain, with swathes of the economy shuttered during a lockdown to stop the coronavirus spreading.Andrew Ninian, director of stewardship and corporate governance at the IA, told Britain's top 350 listed firms in a..