Sally Hickey is a journalist at the Financial Times, serving as an acting asset management reporter. She focuses on areas such as banking, finance, and cybersecurity, with a keen interest in global markets and trading technology. Sally's work has been featured in prominent publications including Pensions Expert, FTAdviser, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Sally's coverage predominantly focuses on the finance and business sectors, particularly investment analysis, data sourcing, press releases, and government announcements. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert insights into the latest developments within asset management, investment funds, wealth management, banking sector activities and financial regulation.
Given her focus on specific companies or regulatory actions with a UK emphasis but also international relevance (as per "Global families urged to watch out for local risks"), she may respond well to sources who can offer detailed knowledge about these areas as well as provide broader context or comparison with global trends.
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Firm says predicted 200,000 job losses can be ‘managed through attrition and retirement’
Investors are abandoning traditional 60/40 portfolios for alternatives despite structural hurdles
The wealth of high-net-worth individuals has grown at its fastest rate in five years
Uncertainty around the future of PM Starmer has dented confidence in the country’s lenders
Allow short-term visa exemptions to revive cross-border business operations, urges a new report
The UK lender said the debt issuance is part of its plan to eventually list
By: Sally Hickey
An unusually tiered lock-up period and changes to index rules will benefit insiders, bankers say
Bankers say £26bn deal will boost cross-border finance
FTSE and pound fall after the Greater Manchester mayor’s Makerfield by-election win
The UK’s high cost of debt will restrain the new prime minister in any tax hikes, as bank CEOs warn against penalising the industry
