2011 Summary can be downloaded HERE - FT Live

Henny Sender joined the Financial Times in 2007. She was
previously the Wall Street Journal's Senior Special Writer for
the Money & Investing section and covered private equity
and hedge funds. Before joining the Journal, Ms. Sender
worked in Hong Kong for nearly 10 years and covered
regional finance for the Wall Street Journal Asia and the Far
Eastern Economic Review. Prior to that, she was in Tokyo for
five years for Institutional Investor. Ms. Sender was part of a
team at the Journal that won a Loeb award for coverage of the
meltdown of Amaranth, a hedge fund. Her work on the
overseas Chinese received a citation from the Overseas Press
Club and she was a finalist for the National Magazine
Awards. Her book on India, The Kashmiri Pandits,
was
published by Oxford University Press. Ms. Sender holds an
MS from the Columbia University School of Journalism. She
is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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James Lamont
South Asia Bureau Chief
Financial Times
James Lamont was appointed South Asia Bureau Chief for
the Financial Times in 2008, having spent four years as the
London-based World News Editor. Prior to this, he was the
FT Weekend News Editor and before that the Johannesburgbased
Southern Africa Correspondent. Before joining the
Financial Times in 2001, Mr. Lamont was Editor of Business
Report, South Africa's largest financial daily. He was Deputy
Editor of the Middle East Times in Cairo. He also reported on
oil and gas in the region for the OPEC news agency. Mr.
Lamont started his career in journalism writing for a UKbased
consumer magazine. He completed his first degree at
the University of York and did a postgraduate course in
Southern Africa studies.
Henny Sender
Chief Correspondent
International Finance, Financial Times