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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The bank is targeting UK-resident, internationally mobile clients
The specialist sustainability fund house says it remains financially strong, and is broadening its product mix
Pre-packaged solutions have made investing easier, but the regulator wants to make sure consumers are getting a good deal
The Swiss wealth giant has missed analysts’ net new money forecasts despite posting record assets
By: Justin Cash
The Wall Street giant’s international private bank head Adam Tejpaul says there are ‘more than enough’ people with quantitative skills — it is getting to know clients that matters going forward
By: Lars Mucklejohn, Justin Cash
FN tours the lighter side of the City again this month
Antitrust watchdog will sub-let some of its Cabot Square base in a move it says will save millions of pounds
By: Justin Cash, Xhulio Ismalaj
Buyout shops that poured into the sector are now mulling their next steps
The markets watchdog says some firms taking out advertising with top teams aren’t allowed to operate in the UK, putting fans’ cash on the line
Arno Kitts and Richard Lacaille will join the fund manager’s board as it prepares to head back into the FTSE 100
