Philip Aldrick of Bloomberg was named Wincott Journalist of the Year 2023 for his authoritative commentary and analysis on highly relevant topics such as…
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Wincott shortlists – winners to be announced at Mansion House lunch on May 16
by Tony MajorThe Wincott Foundation received almost 140 entries for its 2023 awards with a host of podcasts, videos, data analysis and written submissions covering all…
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Journalistic independence ‘harder than ever … more important than ever in a time of division’
by Tony MajorIn the US, about a third of all newsroom jobs have disappeared in the last 15 years and local newspapers continue to close at…
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‘It was a huge boost to my confidence’ – winners of the 2022 Wincott Awards and what it meant to them
by Tony MajorDharshini David and Caroline Bayley, winners of the Audio prize; John Burn-Murdoch, Journalist of the Year; and Tim Robinson and Matt Bardo, winners of…
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There was plenty to write and talk about in business and finance in 2023, writes Lionel Barber, Wincott chairman. This was the year artificial…
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The purpose of the Wincott Foundation’s annual awards is to recognise outstanding achievement in the field of business, economic and financial journalism. Wincott’s judges…
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Senior HSBC adviser Stephen King delivers Wincott Lecture on the return of the beast – inflation
by Tony MajorStephen King, the best selling author and former chief economist and now senior advisor at HSBC, delivered the annual Wincott lecture on November 21…
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John Burn-Murdoch of the FT named Journalist of the Year … BBC wins Audio and Video prizes … Scottish freelancer Peter Ranscombe takes Nations and Regions award …. Young Journalist shared by Freya Pratty of Sifted and Joshua Oliver of FT
by Tony MajorJohn Burn-Murdoch of the Financial Times, who “used data to throw fresh light on climate change and inequality in the US and UK”, was…