About
The Financial Times is a business news organization providing essential news, comments, data, and analysis for the global business community. It has a combined paid print and digital circulation of more than 600,000 (Deloitte assured, Q1 2013). FT.com has over 328,000 paying digital subscribers and the newspaper has a global print circulation of 273, 047 (ABCs, March 2013). Mobile is an increasingly important channel for the FT, driving 34% of FT.com traffic and 15% of digital subscriptions. FT education products now serve 25 of the world’s top 50 business schools.
Mission
Financial Times is dedicated to providing accurate, insightful, and relevant news and analysis on the global economy, finance, and business sectors. Their core mission is to empower their readers with the knowledge and understanding needed to make informed decisions in an ever-changing world. By maintaining high journalistic standards and embracing digital innovation, Financial Times strives to be a trusted source of information for professionals, investors, and policymakers alike. Their commitment to integrity and independence ensures that they remain a reliable and unbiased resource for their audience.
Employee Benefits
- Generous annual leave allowances
- Flexible working (including working from home)
- Medical cover
- Enhanced maternity & paternity packages
- Subsidised gym memberships
- Giving Back opportunities
Core Values
- Integrity: Financial Times values honesty and ethical behavior in all aspects of its business, ensuring that its reporting and operations are conducted with the highest level of integrity.
- Innovation: Financial Times embraces new technologies and ideas, constantly pushing the boundaries of journalism to deliver the most insightful and impactful news to its readers.
- Diversity and Inclusion: Financial Times is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, where all employees feel valued and respected for their unique perspectives and backgrounds.
- Excellence: Financial Times strives for excellence in all aspects of its business, from the quality of its reporting to the customer service it provides to its readers and clients.
Financial Times
Leadership
John Gapper
FT Weekend business columnist
Martin Wolf
Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator
John Ridding
CEO
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