Robin Wigglesworth

Robin Wigglesworth is a renowned financial journalist, currently serving as the global finance correspondent for The Financial Times.

He is the author of Trillions, a book that delves into the history, present scenarios, and future possibilities of passive investing.

With a background in international relations, law, and journalism, Robin's insights cover a wide range of topics including macroeconomics, finance, investing, and global markets.

Having a strong educational foundation, he studied History of international relations, International relations, law of armed conflict, and political Islam at The London School of Economics and Political Science, as well as Journalism and contemporary history at City, University of London.

Throughout his career, Robin Wigglesworth held various positions at The Financial Times, including Editor at FT Alphaville, Global finance correspondent, US markets editor, Deputy head at FastFT, and Capital Markets Correspondent.

Adding to his extensive experience, he was also the Gulf correspondent at The Financial Times and the Nordic economics and politics correspondent at Bloomberg.

While currently residing in Norway, Robin covers global financial news and trends for the FT, offering valuable insights into the intricate world of finance.

Apart from his financial expertise, Robin Wigglesworth is a dedicated fan of the EuroVision Song Contest, Liverpool FC, and a loving parent to his three children.