Adding up winners and finalists, Bloomberg led with seven honors, while The New York Times earned six honors — all winners.
A diverse group of news outlets earned four honors apiece: ProPublica, Quartz, Reuters, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Minneapolis Star Tribune, The Center for Public Integrity, and International Business Times.
News outlets with three honors included The Wall Street Journal, The Associated Press, CNBC, Portland Business Journal, Fortune, and Institutional Investor.
The 116 honored works represent all corners of the financial news industry. To read the complete list of winners and finalists and the judges’ comments, click here.
“The quality of this year’s honorees is really excellent, and it’s great to see so many different organizations having an impact with their business reporting,” said SABEW President Joanna Ossinger, team leader at First Word Americas FX at Bloomberg News. “We at SABEW are proud to honor such good work.”
SABEW will honor the winners and finalists at a ceremony on Saturday, May 21, during the 53rd annual spring conference in the Washington, D.C., area. The conference and ceremony will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Crystal City, Va.
More than 190 working journalists and academics served as contest judges, sifting through 880 entries representing 175 news outlets across 71 categories.
Here is a sampling of the winners honored by SABEW judges:
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