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.
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Belgian insurer’s boss flying to China to meet its largest investor Fosun, whose support will be vital if its offer can be raised enough to appease the target’s board
By: Jill Treanor, Oliver Gill
Richard Branson has waived a £100 million payout — but is expected to pocket £700 million from Nationwide Building Society’s £2.9 billion takeover of Virgin Money
Some ask if the mutual has bitten off more than it can chew with its Virgin Money takeover
By: William Turvill, Jill Treanor
Bumper package for David Schwimmer is key test for US-style rewards in British boardrooms
By: Laith Al-Khalaf, Jill Treanor
Nadine Ahn was in a relationship with another Royal Bank of Canada employee who received promotions and bigger pay deals as a result, the bank said
The number of people starting workplace training has plunged amid mounting worries about youth employment. Too much of the funding, it is argued, is going to the wrong age groups
By: Jill Treanor, Oliver Gill, Sam Chambers
The City gears up for votes on executive pay as the annual meeting season for London-listed companies gets into full swing
Investors have been selling out of shares and floats on the FTSE have stagnated — but some believe a fresh flurry of activity could be a ‘trigger’ for a change in sentiment
By: Sam Chambers, Jill Treanor
The private equity house’s float has revealed the fabulous wealth of its founders. But the sector is under renewed pressure as debts fall due
Ping An’s vote against the re-election of Noel Quinn as chief executive follows the shareholder’s demands for the bank to spin off its operations in the East
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