Simon Mundy is the Moral Money Editor at the Financial Times. He covers sustainability issues, focusing on climate change, renewable energy, and international finance, while also exploring the broader themes of energy policy and sustainability. Simon is featured in various publications including Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and The Independent.
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Simon Mundy's coverage primarily focuses on the intersection of finance, economy, and environmental themes. He often includes expert commentary, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in his articles. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into sustainable investing strategies, climate change policies' impact on the economy or corporate responsibility practices.
Pitches should emphasize expertise in sustainable investing practices or knowledge of climate change policies' economic implications to align with Simon's coverage areas. Furthermore, sources with a global perspective on these topics would likely resonate well with Simon's international audience.
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