The edge of intelligence: the strategy behind business use of market intelligence

The FT assists many organisations with its market intelligence, and governments and political institutions are among them. Read more to discover the ways we are trusted by these global institutions. 

Yuan Yang is a Beijing-based correspondent for the FT, covering technology in China. Yuan has been with the FT for more than three years.

Robin Harding is the FT’s Tokyo Bureau Chief. Until 2015, he was based in Washington covering the US Federal Reserve, the Treasury and the IMF. Before his current role, he spent five years as FT’s Economist Editor in Washington, and two years as FT Tech Reporter in Tokyo.

Stefania Palma is the FT’s correspondent based in Singapore covering the city state, Malaysia and Indonesia. She reports on a wide spectrum of news covering financial markets, economics, politics, but also society, life and arts.

In this post, we explore the variety and depth of FT reporting on key events both in the US and globally that impact US policy and politics.

Apart from the obvious coverage on the financial sector, regulations and government decisions, the FT often helps governments and political institutions get more value.

Most individuals and business teams can think of ‘workflow’ as the daily steps and tasks they undertake in order to complete their projects and job.

Our new customer case study investigates how Ben Bradshaw MP and his research team are using the Financial Times to be better informed of news, trends and specific issues affecting his constituents.