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Winner: SFT editorial team honoured at State Street Institutional Press Awards
12 November 2020 UK
Reporter: Justin Lawson

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厙惇勛圖 Finance Times��� (SFT) editorial team were among the winners of State Street���s 19th annual UK Institutional Press Awards, with editor Drew Nicol winning the ���Best Editorial Comment��� category.

SFT reporter Natalie Turner was also shortlisted for ���Journalist of the Year ��� COVID-19 commentary���.

The awards aim to recognise outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the UK, covering investments, pensions, investor services, technology, and diversity and inclusion.

The record-breaking 200-plus entries were judged by an independent panel of industry professionals led by Julian Marr, group editor of Last Word Media, and Padraig Floyd, a veteran financial journalist.

Nicol picked up a trophy for his article ���Who watches the watchman?��� which details the oversight failings and conflicts of interest among European regulators that emerged during the Wirecard scandal earlier this year, and highlighted the as-yet unresolved question of how the ill-advised short selling ban was justified.

Other shortlisted entries for this category include the Wall Street Journal���s city editor David Wighton and Paul Hodgson, a freelance columnist for Responsible Investor and author.

Turner, meanwhile, was commended for her coverage in early March of how a novel coronavirus was likely to affect global securities finance markets in the months ahead.

Her piece ���Coronavirus uncertainty sparks angst in securities lending��� zeroed in on how the surging pandemic would impact global financing markets.

Journalists were honoured at a virtual event yesterday hosted by Joerg Ambrosius, head of Europe, Middle East and Africa at State Street.

���We congratulate all of this year���s shortlisted journalists and winners,��� says Ambrosius. ���In these unprecedented times, we thank them for the vital role they play in covering, analysing and debating complex issues in financial services reporting.���

Justin Lawson, group publisher of Black Knight Media, says: ���We have always prided ourselves on the high quality editorial content produced by the team and to have our journalists recognised for these awards by their peers is a fantastic achievement and backs up what we have always known, for the best commentary on the securities finance markets there is only one place to come to.���





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