Emma Dunkley is a journalist at the Financial Times. She specializes in finance, investment, and financial technology, covering topics such as alternative investments, asset management, and corporate finance. Emma’s work has been featured in prominent publications including The Irish Times, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Emma Dunkley's focus on national coverage of business, finance, and banking in the United Kingdom suggests a preference for pitches related to UK-based financial institutions, regulatory changes within the UK financial sector, and insights from industry experts operating within this region.
Given her articles' titles focusing on banks, investment analysis, government announcements concerning financial regulations as well as private sector announcements and press releases in the finance domain; Emma may be receptive to pitches offering exclusive access to senior executives at prominent UK-based financial organizations or expert commentary on recent developments shaping the British banking landscape.
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By: Emma Dunkley
Lancashire-born entrepreneur who co-founded Hargreaves Lansdown says people with private wealth ‘have been disenfranchised’
By: Arjun Neil Alim, Emma Dunkley, Haohsiang Ko, Ortenca Aliaj
Doubling down on Hong Kong offers a way to capitalise on wealth flowing out of China, but increases the risks of confrontation with Beijing
Any Budget increase could undermine the government’s aim to boost UK investment
By: Emma Dunkley
Digital tool is designed to help transfer to different financial advisers
By: Emma Dunkley
Any Budget increase could undermine the government’s aim to boost UK investment
By: Calum Kapoor, Emma Dunkley
Push for diversification as concerns mount over ‘stretched’ valuations
By: Emma Dunkley, Laith Al
Canadian pension fund has overhauled company’s management after losing faith in turnaround effort
By: Martin Arnold, Emma Dunkley
FCA seeks to avoid repeat of fund suspensions during market turmoil by restricting immediate access to investments in illiquid assets
As roles diversify, employers are casting their nets wider as they assess first-time applicants
Deals that follow the base rate look cheaper but are ‘not a free bet’
