Jill Treanor is a City Editor at the Sunday Times. She covers a range of topics primarily focused on business and economics, with particular expertise in energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and corporate finance. Jill's insights and reporting have 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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The utility is racing to get a rescue deal over the line. Failure to do this in time could result in ‘special administration’ — or even nationalisation
Albert Manifold, ousted last month after a colourful boardroom row, ruffled feathers by saying there was no need for executives to be lavished corporate entertainment
Andrew Bailey was a guest on the BBC’s Test Match Special, where he shared some thoughts on his day job as well as his love of cricket
The wealth manager’s shares crashed after a regulatory run-in and the decision to turn away business. The buyout master may now be in play itself
By: Lara Spirit, Oliver Gill, Jill Treanor
Row rages over her successor as Unite, Britain’s biggest union, rejects Ed Miliband over net zero
After AstraZeneca took a direct US listing, LSE says up to 20 blue-chip companies could follow, costing the Treasury £2bn in takings from stamp duty on shares
The London market is rich pickings for foreign investors. Can anything be done to boost corporate valuations and should the next prime minister take a stance?
United Utilities’ Louise Beardmore was one of six water bosses whose bonus was blocked by Ofwat under powers to punish them for serious pollution incidents.
In his first interview since astonishing the City by becoming the bank’s chairman, the septuagenarian Brendan Nelson says he isn’t ‘looking for the exit’
By: Hannah Prevett, Jill Treanor
Hospitality firms say entitlement to SSP on first day off is encouraging staff not to turn up, meaning paid cover has to be found and adding to rising costs
