Jill Treanor is a City Editor for The Sunday Times, focusing on national business and finance news in the United Kingdom. With a wealth of experience in the field, Jill covers a wide range of topics including company analysis, economic policy, investment trends, and legal issues in the business world.
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Jill Treanor's coverage spans business & industry, finance & economy, and human resources & employment in the United Kingdom. She frequently reports on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to these areas.
Given her focus on executive pay, investment, retirement ages, and other business-related topics within the UK, Jill may be interested in insights from experts with knowledge of UK financial regulations or those directly involved in the industries she covers.
Sources familiar with specific companies' financial decisions or regulatory changes affecting businesses in the UK could provide valuable perspectives for Jill’s articles. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about economic trends and policies impacting businesses within the UK would likely capture her attention.
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Adam Winslow says the company is making ‘excellent progress in the early stages of a significant turnaround’
The billionaire investor who bet against the pound in 1992 is now in line to become US Treasury secretary
After Rachel Reeves confirmed scrapping of scheme that lets 68,000 people avoid taxes on overseas earnings, there are warnings that many non-doms may leave
The levy, which industry sources expect to be unveiled this week, is to pay for remediation of Grenfell-style cladding
Dame Julia Hoggett opens up about her mission to save the LSE, when she decided to come out at work, and why she is desperate for the IPO gates to reopen
By: Jill Treanor
Amanda Blanc’s £3.6bn takeover would put Aviva among Britain’s biggest insurers — with consequences for the sector and customers
John Flint, the fund’s new chief executive, has £28 billion of public money to use on green energy projects
By: Joey D’Urso, Jill Treanor
More people chasing roles, warnings of skills shortages and rising national insurance are fuelling fears of another economic downturn
Aviva could seek extension to Takeover Panel deadline for its acquisition of insurance rival Direct Line — but it wants to tie up the £3.6bn purchase
Blackjack-loving Boaz Weinstein will look to his gambling skills to make a profit on a discrepancy in how investment trusts are structured
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