Deputy City Editor at the Mail on Sunday
Francesca Washtell is the Deputy City Editor at the Mail on Sunday, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as Express Digest and This Is Money, and her work has also appeared in MailOnline and Cigalah Group. Francesca covers a range of topics including business, finance, and industry developments.
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Francesca’s coverage reflects a diverse range of topics, including government and politics, business and industry, sales and marketing, finance and economy. She often includes investment analysis, cites data, and covers government announcements.
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By: Francesca Washtell
The FTSE 100 aircraft engine maker earned £7.7bn in the first six months of the year, according to City forecasts.
BAE Systems is looking to buy more companies that design and make drones as geopolitical tensions worldwide lead to a boom in defence spending.
A City financier is setting up a fund aimed private investors focusing solely on firms based in Yorkshire and the North East.
Tufan Erginbilgic said Britain already 'missed a trick' to build offshore wind turbines when the sector was taking off in the 1990s and 2000s.
By: Francesca Washtell
By Francesca Washtell Updated: Talk to any man or woman from Yorkshire and they will be immensely proud of their birthright.
By: Francesca Washtell
Georgia Toffolo's career as an 'influencer' making thousands of pounds from a single picture on social media is the stuff of fantasy for most people. But could anyone become the new Toff?
By: Francesca Washtell
By Francesca Washtell November 14, 2024 The Financial Conduct Authority is finding it “challenging” to pull together a cost-benefit
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Regulator under parliamentary pressure to price up its controversial strategy
By Francesca Washtell November 28, 2024 More than one in 10 UK citizens would be willing to accept cash transfers from criminals, “bleak” research shows, as poverty hits a record high in the UK.
Just one in three large US banks were rated “satisfactory” across the board in the Federal Reserve's latest Supervision and Regulation report, dragged down by governance concerns.
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