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Finweek journo takes Citi award

Finweek contributor Bruce Whitfield was recently awarded the South African Citi Journalistic Award for Outstanding Business Reporting. This annual financial/business journalism award, which began in 1982, recognises outstanding business reporting and editorial writing in participating Citi markets.

10 Mar 2008

Zdenek Turek, chief executive of Citi Sub-Saharan Africa, said Whitfield had been selected by an independent panel of judges in New York for his outstanding article "FACE OFF: Will FirstRand's feisty assurers come to blows?"

“The judges were extremely impressed with his detailed knowledge of the financial markets and his ability to convey a complex matter in an accessible manner. His work highlights the best of what we have to offer in the South African financial media and I'm sure Bruce will be a fantastic ambassador for South Africa in New York.”

Whitfield will join media from around the world on a 10-day business and financial seminar in the US, administered by Columbia Graduate School of Journalism under Citi auspices.