A.J. Katz of TVNewser interviewed Fox Business anchor Taylor Riggs about her new show “The Big Money Show” and her recent switch from Bloomberg News.
Here is an excerpt:
What are your biggest takeaways your time at Bloomberg that will help you at FBN?
Bloomberg helped me hone a lot of my financial skills, and I think the pivot for me will be taking away all of those smart ideas and “inside baseball” conversations we were having, and now translate it into a relatable show for our audience. I felt like so often the markets or finance or economics weren’t accessible to everyone. And so how do we [solve] that? I spent those nine years honing those skills, and I’m excited to be able to help share that with our audience.
What does your role as a CFA bring to business TV reporting?
I think you kind of go through that hazing process of the CFA Charter process, and it is all about learning about the fundamentals of that company — how did they bring in revenue? Where did they spend that money? What’s the bottom line? How do they make a profit? How are they generating cash?
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