Investment Week editor wins prestigious Headlinemoney Journalist of the Year Award

Two wins at the ceremony

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James Baxter-Derrington, editor of Investment Week at Incisive Media, won the B2B Journalist of the Year and Journalist of the Year accolades, and was highly commended in two other categories at the Headlinemoney Awards 2023.

The awards, which recognise excellence in financial journalism and are judged by experts from across the financial services industry, were presented at a special ceremony in London on 12 July.   Baxter-Derrington's first win of the night was B2B Journalist of the Year. The judges commented: "James's writing is exemplary and he displays good background knowledge. James has covered big stories and created well balanced, memorable pieces." One judge said his entry was a "strong submission", and his Grenfell Tower piece was "relevant and exposes hypocrisy".  During the evening, he was als...

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