Calum Muirhead is a City Reporter for This Is Money, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He has also contributed to publications such as MailOnline, Cigalah Group, and Express Digest. Calum covers a wide range of topics including retail, mergers and acquisitions, cryptocurrency, and corporate news.
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Calum's coverage focuses on national finance, economy, government, and politics in the UK. He frequently cites data and reports on government announcements.
When reaching out to Calum Muirhead, consider providing insights into the UK's financial landscape or citing reliable data that supports economic analysis. Pitches related to government policy changes or political developments within the UK may also be of interest to him.
Given his focus on finance as well as healthcare and pharmaceuticals, he may be receptive to pitches related to these sectors within a national context. Additionally, topics such as retail and EU regulations could align with his coverage interests.
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By: Calum Muirhead
Timing is, as they say, everything. So one has to wonder if Drax made the right call in releasing its annual report on the International Day of Forests.
By: Calum Muirhead
AMK Legal, which represents about 19,000 SJP clients, will take 40% of the compensation from successful cases on top of VAT, its website states.
Whispers hears the Treasury is considering pulling out all the stops in a marketing blitz to spread the word that it intends to sell shares to individual investors.
The drugs giant is asking its shareholders to approve a performance-based pay policy that could hand Pascal Soriot rewards of up to £18.7 million this year.
Hilary Kennedy, founder of vegan meal kit maker Planthood, took to LinkedIn to accuse rival Simmer of using footage from her pitch in the Den last year.
Iain Duncan Smith said it was 'unfathomable' that two major Iranian lenders, Melli Bank and Bank Saderat, still had branches in London.
Michael Summersgill says the market could also be helped by providing people with support in making investments, rather than focusing on general financial education.
By: Calum Muirhead
UK-listed trusts are forced by leftover EU rules, implemented by the Financial Conduct Authority, to declare charges far higher than savers pay in reality.
The Financial Conduct Authority said the hedge fund tycoon had deliberately tried to frustrate an investigation into his conduct.
Prof Martin Green, head of Care England, said Budget plans to raise employers' contributions from 13.8 to 15 per cent risked placing social care in 'financial jeopardy'.
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