Emma Munbodh

Emma Munbodh is a highly experienced financial journalist with a diverse background in the industry. Currently working at The Telegraph, she has previously held prominent positions at reputable publications like The Times and Daily Mirror.

Equipped with a Master's degree in Journalism Print and Online from the University of the Arts London, Emma also holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Portsmouth and has studied at Ursuline Sixth Form in Wimbledon.

Throughout her career, Emma Munbodh has showcased her expertise in the financial sector through various roles. She has served as the Money News Editor at The Telegraph, Interim Editor at Times Money Mentor, Deputy Editor at The Times Money Mentor, Money Editor at Daily Mirror, and Senior Personal Finance Correspondent at Daily Mirror among others.

In addition to her editorial roles, Emma has also delved into the digital realm, having experience as the Content Commercialisation Editor at Mirror.co.uk and Assistant Commercial Editor at Trinity Mirror plc. She has also worked in broadcast media as a Finance Researcher on The Martin Lewis Money Show at ITV.

Emma Munbodh's career journey includes undertaking roles that range from news reporting to freelance web journalism. Her versatility is evident from her experiences at various renowned organizations like MoneySavingExpert.com, MailOnline Money, The Indepedent, London Evening Standard, and Press Association, to name a few.

With a rich tapestry of professional experiences across print, online, broadcast, and digital media, Emma Munbodh stands as a seasoned financial journalist with a comprehensive understanding of the industry.