Jill Treanor is a City Editor at the Sunday Times. She specializes in finance, trading, business and economics, covering a wide range of topics including alternative investments, corporate finance, and wealth management. Jill's work has been featured in Air Mail and The Times.
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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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By: Jill Treanor, Olivia Surguy
The property giant’s acceptance of a £14bn US takeover comes amid a wave of bids for companies listed in the UK and a shortage of floats to replace them
Boss of the Business Growth Fund says pledges under Mansion House Accord to devote more assets to private UK companies has come up short
Rachel Elwell is chief executive of Border to Coast, which has £120bn to invest. A third of that has gone into its home economy
Big-four profits have leapt by double figures since Rachel Reeves spared them a levy. No wonder they’re lobbying her successor to follow suit
Amid fears for stock exchange’s health and calls for stamp duty on shares to go, regulator finds activity is under-estimated
Claim relates to ‘alleged fraudulent conduct’ when the Tandanor shipyard was privatised by the country’s then-president Carlos Menem in the 1990s
Shareholders used to demand Zeus-like executives who ran every part of a business, but the new breed is valued for bringing out the best in others
British fund manager, which traces its roots back more than a century says ‘too many UK public market transactions are happening at the wrong valuation’
The fintech has raised monthly prices for paid-for accounts as its rival, Revolut, changes the benefits its offers
By: Olivia Surguy, Jill Treanor
Angela Rayner wants to guarantee workers up to 20 hours a week, but firms say their people love the flexibility — and changes will cost them up to £3bn annually
