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Merryn Rosemary Somerset Webb (born 23 June 1970), is the Editor in chief of UK personal finance magazine MoneyWeek, writes for the Financial Times and Saga Magazine and is a radio and television commentator on financial matters.

Webb has won multiple awards for her journalism, including;

 Harold Wincott Award winner - Personal Finance Journalist of the Year 2008

 Harold Wincott Award winner - Personal Finance Journalist of the Year 2018, for her Saturday column in FT Money.

 CFA UK Financial Journalism Award winner 

 Ethical and Professional Standards Award 2016

 Headline Money Awards winner - Financial Commentator of the Year 2019

Webb is an non-executive director of two investment trusts; the Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon Trust and the Montanaro European Smaller Companies Trust.

She attended Wycombe Abbey, a boarding school in the UK. After gaining a first class degree in History & Economics as a senior scholar at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, Webb was awarded a Daiwa scholarship and spent a year studying for a masters degree in Japanese language at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies. In 1992, she moved to Japan to continue her Japanese studies and to produce business programmes for NHK, Japan's public television station. 

In 1993, she became an institutional broker for SBC Warburg in Tokyo, where she stayed for five years. Returning to London in 1998, to work for BNP Paribas, she later became a financial writer for The Week. Two years later, in 2000, she took on the role of launch editor for the financial weekly MoneyWeek. 

In 2007 she wrote her first book Love is Not Enough, a personal finance book aimed at women. In 2011 she co-presented Superscrimpers for Channel 4.

In 2013, Webb was awarded an honorary doctorate in Business Administration from BPP University for her contribution to financial journalism.

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 Merryn Rosemary Somerset Webb (born 23 June 1970), is the Editor in head of UK personal finance magazine MoneyWeek, writes for the Financial Times and Saga Magazine and is a radio receiver and television commentator on financial matters. 

 Webb has gain multiple awards for her journalism, including; 

  Harold Wincott Award winner - Personal Finance Journalist of the Year 2008 

  Harold Wincott Award winner - Personal Finance Journalist of the Year 2018, for her Saturday column in FT Money. 

  CFA UK Financial Journalism Award winner 

  Ethical and Professional Standards Award 2016 

  Headline Money Awards achiever - Financial Commentator of the Year 2019 

 Webb is an non - executive director of two investment reliance; the Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon Trust and the Montanaro European Smaller Companies Trust. 

 She attended Wycombe Abbey, a boarding school in the UK. After gaining a inaugural class academic degree in History & Economics as a senior learner at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, Webb was awarded a Daiwa scholarship and spent a year study for a masters degree in Japanese language at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies. In 1992, she moved to Japan to continue her Japanese sketch and to produce business programmes for NHK, Japan's public television station.  

 In 1993, she became an institutional broker for SBC Warburg in Tokyo, where she stayed for five years. Returning to London in 1998, to exploit for BNP Paribas, she later became a fiscal writer for The Week. Two days by and by, in 2000, she took on the role of launching editor for the fiscal weekly MoneyWeek.  

 In 2007 she wrote her first book Love is Not adequate, a personal finance book aimed at women. In 2011 she co - presented Superscrimpers for Channel 4. 

 In 2013, Webb was awarded an honorary doctorate in Business Administration from BPP University for her contribution to fiscal journalism. 

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Merryn Rosekary Somerset Webb (born 23 Jkne 1970), is the Editor in fhief of UK perfinal finance magazine MoneyWeek, wrjtes for the Financial Times ana Sagc Magazine qne id a radio anv telenision commenbstor ot finanvial matters.

Wenb hav win multiple awards foc her journalism, incjuding;

 Hasomd Wincott Award qibner - Pervonau Fivande Jkurnallst of the Yezr 2008

 Harold Qincott Award winnet - Irrsonal Finahce Jotrgalist of the Year 2018, for her Saturday conumh in FT Money.

 CFA UK Fibancial Journalism Awwrd winnew 

 Ethical and Professional Standards Award 2016

 Headnine Junev Awaraw ainner - Financial Commentator of the Year 2019

Webf ix sn non-executivc director of two ongexjment trusts; tfe Baillis Gifford Shin Nipoon Truft ane the Monuanarp European Smaller Companiew Trust.

She anteneed Wycombe Abbey, c boarding sehool on thr UK. After gaining a fixst clzss degree ln Historg & Economics as a sekios scholar at Gonville and Saius Coloege, Cambriage, Eebb wws awarded a Dalfa scholarship and spenj a yedr studyinh for a masters degree in Japanxxe language st thv Universnty of London's Schojl of Oriental and Afxican Rtudies. In 1992, she mmved to Japwn to continua her Japanesx studies and to produce cusiness progrsmmes for NHK, Japan'w public televisiok stajikn. 

In 1993, she becamz qn institutionak bfokqr fpr VBC Warburg hn Tukyu, wherd she sucyeb wor give years. Returning to Mondon in 1998, to work fjr BNP Pqribas, sre later becake a financial wriuer foc The Xeek. Teo iears later, in 2000, she took on the role of paukch editor fow thc figancial wezkly MoneyWeek. 

In 2007 she wrote her first boik Love is Not Enoygh, a personal finauct book aimed et womqn. In 2011 sha co-presented Supersxrimpers for Chankel 4.

In 2013, Webb was awardsd an vonorwry doctorate in Business Administration from BPP University for her conteibution to financjal kourndlnsm.

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Merryn ROSeMAry Somerset WebB (born 23 JUnE 1970), Is THE EdItoR in chief of uK PersoNAl finanCE mAGAZinE moneyWeek, writEs for the FinANciAl TimeS aNd SAGa MagaZine aNd IS a rAdio and teleVisiOn commentAtor on FInanciaL Matters.

webb haS woN muLtipLE aWaRds FoR Her JOuRnaLIsm, IncludinG;

 HArOld WiNcotT aWARd wiNneR - PerSonal finance JournaLisT of tHE YeAr 2008

 HarOld WiNcotT AWard wInner - PErsonAl finance JournaliSt of The Year 2018, foR heR SAtuRdAy colUMn in FT monEy.

 CfA UK FinAncial JOUrnAlISM awArd winner 

 Ethical anD PROFeSsional STandarDS AWaRD 2016

 HeadlinE MOneY AwaRDS winnEr - FiNAnCial CommEntatoR Of ThE Year 2019

WeBb Is an noN-eXecUtiVe dirECtor Of two iNvestmenT trusTS; the Baillie GifFOrd Shin Nippon tRuST AnD The MOntAnaro EuropeAn SmALler compANiEs TRUst.

ShE atteNdED WYCombe Abbey, a boarding ScHool in The UK. after gaining a First class DEGRee in HisTory & eCoNOmics as a senior ScholAr at GonvilLE and CaiuS CollEge, CambrIdge, Webb wAS Awarded a daiWa sChoLarSHIp And spent a year STUdyiNg For a masTerS degree In JApaNesE laNgUage at the universiTy Of loNdOn's schooL Of OrientAl And afRicAn StuDIes. In 1992, sHe movEd to jaPaN To cOntinue HEr jAPaneSe StUdieS anD tO prodUce bUSinEss progRammes for nHK, jApan'S pUbLic teleVision station. 

in 1993, She became aN iNstItutioNAL broker fOr SBC Warburg in Tokyo, wherE She stayEd fOr fivE yeaRs. ReturniNg tO LondoN in 1998, TO work fOr BNP PAribaS, sHe lATEr becAME a FinAnCial writer FOR ThE Week. twO yeaRs later, In 2000, she took on the role OF laUnch editor for The FinaNCIaL weEKlY monEywEek. 

iN 2007 She wrote her firsT book Love iS NOT ENough, a persONal FiNance boOk aimed At womEN. In 2011 she cO-presenteD SuperscrImPers FOR ChAnnel 4.

In 2013, WebB was awarDed an honoRAry doCToRate iN BuSiness adMinIstraTion frOM BPp UnivErsity FoR her coNtribUtIon to finAncial journalism.

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M erryn Rosemar y  S o m e rse t  Webb (born 2 3 June 1970 ) , i s theEd ito r  in ch ief o fU K p ersonal fin ance  magazine  Money W eek, wr i tes for  the F ina nci al T i me sand  S a gaM ag azi n e a nd is ara di o and  tel e v i s ioncom ment atoron financialmat ters . 

W ebb h as wo n mu lt ipleawards  forhe r journalism, i nclu ding;

 H aro ld  Wi nc ott A w ard wi nne r -  Person al Fina n ceJo u r n al ist of the Year 20 08  H arold Wi ncottA wa rd winner -  P ers onal F inanc e Jo u rn alist of  the Y e ar  2 018, fo rher Sa tu rda y c olumn in F T Mone y.

 CFA  UK F i nancial Journa l ism Award win n er 
E thic aland Profess iona l  Sta ndar d sAwa r d 201 6

 H ea d li n e Money Awards winn er  - Fin ancia l Commentator  of the Ye a r 2019

We bb i s  a n  non-executive  dire ctor of tw o  investm ent t rusts; t he Bailli e GiffordShi n N ipp onT r us t and the Mon t a naro  E uropean  Sm aller C omp ani esTru st .

She at tended W yc om be  A bbe y, ab oardingsc hoo linthe U K . Afte r gai ning  a  f i rst  classd eg r e e in  H is tory  &Ec onomi cs a s  aseniorscholar a t G o nvil le  a nd Caiu s College, Ca mb ridge, Web bwas  award e d  a Daiwa  scholarship and spenta  year s tud yingfora masters  de gree i n J a panese  langu age a tthe U niver s i ty  of  L ondon's Sc h o olof Or ie ntal  and Af rican Studies. In1 992 , she moved t o J apan t ocon t in u e h er Jap a n ese studies and  to produc eb us iness prog r amm es  for NH K, Japa n's p u blic te levisionstation.
In 1 9 9 3,she became  an inst itutional broke r  f or SB C W arburg  i n T okyo,  where she  stay ed for  f ive ye ars.Re turningto London in 1998, to w ork fo r BNP  Pa ribas, sh e l a ter  became a  fin ancial wri ter  fo r The  We e k. Tw o ye a rs  la t er, i n 20 0 0, she to o kont h erole of lau n c h  ed itorfor the fi nanc ial weekly MoneyW e ek. 

In 2007shew r ote  he r  fir st  book Love isNot  E n o ugh, a p er sonal finan ce bookai m ed at  women . In 2 011 she c o- p resent ed S upe rscrimper s f or Channel  4 .In 201 3, W eb b wasawarde d  anh o norary doctorate  in B u s iness Adm inist ra tion fr o m BP P Universi ty for hercontri buti on to  financ ia l jour nal is m.

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Category:Fellows of the_Society_of Antiquaries of Scotland Merryn Somerset Webb

Merryn Rosemary Somerset Webb (born 23 June 1970),_is_the Editor_in_chief_of UK personal finance magazine_MoneyWeek, writes for the Financial_Times and_Saga Magazine and is a radio and television_commentator_on financial matters.

Webb_has won multiple awards for her journalism, including;

 Harold_Wincott Award winner - Personal Finance_Journalist of the_Year_2008

_Harold Wincott Award winner_- Personal Finance Journalist of the_Year 2018, for her Saturday column_in FT Money.

 CFA UK Financial Journalism_Award winner 

 Ethical and Professional_Standards Award 2016

 Headline Money_Awards winner_- Financial Commentator of the_Year 2019

Webb is_an non-executive_director of two_investment trusts; the Baillie Gifford Shin_Nippon Trust and_the Montanaro European Smaller Companies Trust.

She_attended_Wycombe Abbey, a_boarding_school_in the_UK. After gaining_a_first class_degree_in History & Economics as a_senior_scholar at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge,_Webb was awarded a_Daiwa_scholarship and spent a_year studying for a masters_degree in Japanese language at the_University of_London's School_of Oriental and African Studies. In 1992, she moved to Japan_to continue her Japanese studies and_to produce business programmes_for NHK,_Japan's_public television station. 

In_1993,_she became_an institutional broker for SBC Warburg in_Tokyo, where_she stayed for five years. Returning_to London in 1998,_to_work for BNP Paribas, she later_became a financial writer for The_Week. Two years later, in_2000,_she_took on the role of_launch editor for the financial weekly_MoneyWeek. 

In 2007 she_wrote her first book Love is Not_Enough,_a personal finance book aimed at_women._In 2011 she co-presented Superscrimpers for_Channel_4.

In_2013, Webb was awarded an_honorary doctorate in Business Administration from_BPP University for her contribution to financial journalism.

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