Caroline Hug is a Financial Reporter at Citywire. She covers a diverse range of topics including cybersecurity, cybercrime, government and politics, as well as energy and mining, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and markets. Caroline's work has been featured in notable publications such as POLITICO Europe and E&E News.
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Caroline Hug's coverage primarily focuses on business and industry, particularly in the financial services sector. Her articles heavily feature private sector announcements and press releases related to investment solutions, wealth management, hiring and recruitment, as well as regulatory compliance.
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By: Caroline Hug
A diminishing number of grassroots U.K. musicians are performing at the continent's festivals.
By: Doug Palmer, Caroline Hug
The Trump administration’s top trade adviser, Robert Lighthizer, sought to block Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s appointment in 2020, raising concerns that could happen again.
By: Sophie Inge, Jon Stone, Graham Lanktree, Caroline Hug
We break down the 20 figures inside and outside government shaping Labour’s trade policy.
By: Graham Lanktree, Caroline Hug, Jon Stone
POLITICO curates a lineup of the top players influencing the Conservatives' Brexit and trade policies.
By: Caroline Hug
British government apologizes for “administrative human error.” LONDON — British ministers have been left red-faced after the government accidentally shared the email address of French business tycoon Bernard Arnault.
LONDON — Britain “needs more engagement with China,” the country’s new trade chief argued Monday. Speaking to POLITICO on the sidelines of the recently-elected U.K. Labour government’s …
U.K. says allies will join it in slapping sanctions on the Doppelganger network.
Donald Trump and the WTO’s first African leader Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala are worlds apart — and both want a second term.
By: Stefan Boscia, Caroline Hug
The landmark defense agreement between the U.S, U.K. and Australia could be in jeopardy with the maverick Republican back in the White House.
The planned visit comes as the Labour government looks to renew relations with China.
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