Nicola Walton

Nicola Walton is a corporate advisor to the Liontrust Sustainable Fund and Vividata.ai, which develops state-of-the-art models for businesses.

A writer, broadcaster and author, Nicola is host of “It's The Economy”, the podcast mini series for Intelligence Squared.

Her book "How to Report Economic News" was published by Routledge in 2017.

For four years she was a visiting lecturer at City St George's journalism school, University of London and has held a number of voluntary roles. These include former trustee on the patrons' board of the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford.

Broadcast

If you are looking for a warm, authoritative, trustworthy voice for trailers, adverts, appeals, mission statements, corporate videos etc, then please click the links in the Voiceovers section to listen to my showreel.

Nicola wrote and presented “Dawn Traders”, LBC Radio’s early morning financial news programme aimed at City professionals. It had a wide remit including interviews with economists ahead of the publication of important data, company news and business features.

She also contributed to Family Money, LBC Radio’s personal finance programme.

Writing

Journalism

Nicola has written for a number of newspapers and magazines including a weekly chief executive profile column in the business review section of The Independent newspaper. She also wrote news, feature and comment articles on a wide range of City, Business and economic topics as a London-based reporter for the Glasgow Herald.

Books

“How to Report Economic News”, by Nicola Walton published in 2017 by Routledge, UK.

Lectures

A 10 week economic reporting course for the Masters in Financial Journalism course at City University, London. Topics covered included globalisation, emerging markets, monetary policy and business surveys.