Justin Cash is an Online Editor at Dow Jones. He specializes in finance, personal finance, and the banking sector, with a keen focus on capital markets, economic policy, and cryptocurrency regulation. Justin's work has been featured in Professional Adviser, Private Equity News, Financial News, Pleo, and The Times.
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Justin Cash's coverage is mainly focused on the financial industry, legal matters, and regulatory bodies within the United Kingdom. His articles often feature government announcements and breaking news related to finance, economy, business, industry, legal issues, and regulations.
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Spotlight is being shone on retention efforts at the UK’s largest wealth manager
Private equity giant bolsters policy team with new hire
The markets watchdog’s bid to use AI to police the City more effectively raised a number of questions from its employees
FCA enforcement cases put private markets in the spotlight
Justin Cash on a "second potential turning point" for St James’s Place (SJP)
City investment bank Fenchurch to merge with US adviser Broadhaven
By: Justin Cash
Barclays’ UK private banking boss on AI, family offices, and the 2050 outlook
XTX boss Gerko loses Supreme Court tax battle
By: Justin Cash
Bank of England proposes trading capital changes as global regulators line up on Basel 3.1
By: Justin Cash
A 35% FTSE fall and 7% interest rates: Bank of England to test private markets against severe shock
