Investing reporter Theo Golden is leaving Business Insider to become a trainee investment manager.
He plans to join money manager Baillie Gifford in September.
“I’m so grateful to have worked in such a fantastic newsroom and I will really miss all my wonderful colleagues, especially the brilliant markets and investing teams,” said Golden on Twitter.
Golden joined Business Insider in October 2020 covering markets and telling stories on how the investors are spending their money.
Previously, Golden was a news intern at Bloomberg. He has also worked at Palatinate U.K. for more than a year, joining as a co-music editor, and then holding the post of profile editor.
He has also worked at Acuris for a year, joining as a transactions intern on the Mergermarket editorial team. Later on, he worked as a freelance financial journalist for the company. Golden was also selected to be a on the AS Aspire 2019 Coaching Program. Golden is a graduate of Durham University.
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