FT columnist Dizard departs after 21 years
John Dizard
Economical Periods columnist John Dizard has left the news group soon after 21 years.
He wrote a weekly column for the Economic Instances referred to as Avenue Speak which addresses world macro investing, the political financial state of currencies, vitality, commodities, rising current market personal debt, the intercontinental and domestic credit score marketplaces, the automation of securities exchanges, and Iraqi economics and finance.
Dizard has also prepared for The New York Publish, The New York Observer, National Evaluate, Fortune journal, Institutional Trader, Fortune, Forbes, Barrons, and the New York Journal of Commerce. Beforehand, he was the London bureau main of Institutional Trader, a correspondent for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., and the running editor of Canadian Small business Magazine.
Though at Forbes, he exposed the existence of a key uranium cartel that set costs, and the story led to a prosperous antitrust go well with against the cartel.
Dizard attended Georgetown University and Tufts University and analyzed political overall economy at the University of Saskatchewan, in which he wrote a thesis on the European nonferrous metals cartel.
