By: Sophie Downes
Ruffer co-founder Jane Tufnell and Phil Morris, who was a partner at the business for 17 years, join the board of Harry Sevier's new wealth business, Lulworth Investment Partners.


Sophie Downes is an Editing Resident at The New York Times. She focuses on business and economics, with a particular emphasis on energy and mining, alternative investments, asset management, and investment strategies. Sophie has been featured in notable publications such as Captive Insurance Times, Asset Servicing Times, Securities Finance Times, Citywire, and Wealth Insider.
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Sophie Downes primarily covers financial markets, securities finance, repo market, and investment banking. Her coverage is heavily focused on press releases and private sector announcements related to legal & compliance aspects. She also frequently cites data in her articles.
Given Sophie's focus on the financial industry, she may be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into regulatory changes within the sector or offer analysis of the implications of specific financial market developments.
She does not have a specified geographic focus but appears to cover global financial news. Therefore, pitches should emphasize international relevance and potential impacts across different jurisdictions when reaching out to her.
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