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Amy Austin

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News Editor at FTAdviser, Financial Times
📍 London, England, United Kingdom

Amy Austin is the News Editor for FTAdviser, where she leads a team of reporters and specializes in personal pensions. A journalism graduate from the University of Roehampton, she was highly commended as Pensions Journalist of the Year and holds a senior journalism qualification equivalent to a masters degree.

Outside of her financial journalism work, Amy is a Bengal cat owner and an ice cream lover. Her past work and continued interests also suggest a passion for the broader magazine and media publishing world.

Unique fact: Amys journalistic work has been recognized with a Practical Journalism Skills Award from the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ).

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Current Role
News Editor
Location
London, England, United Kingdom
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Pension Regulation
As FTAdviser's pensions specialist, she frequently writes about and moderates panels on retirement advice regulation, pension freedoms, and the FCA's Consumer Duty rules.
Financial Adviser Development
She covers the need for new talent in the financial advice profession, writing about adviser academies and hosting podcasts on apprenticeships for advisers.
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Career

Work history

2-2022
News Editor
FTAdviser, Financial Times
5-2019 - 2-2022
Senior Reporter
FT Adviser, Financial Times
5-2016 - 4-2019
Reporter at Accountancy Daily and Accountancy magazine
Croner-i Limited
3-2015 - 12-2015
Editorial Assistant
BEAT magazine
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Education
2012 - 2015
Bachelor’s Degree
University of Roehampton
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