Research Editors

In a competitive market, most financial firms working with equity and investment analysts require financial research editors to check and perfect their products. An experienced editor can efficiently handle the output of around 10 analysts, so working with the right editing partner is crucial.      Research Editors is one such company, offering high-quality financial editing services and editors with experience across equity, fixed income, fund and economics research, with clients including blue-chip investment banks, fund managers and brokers. They can effectively guide non-native speakers and improve the text to make it crisp and fluent as if written by a native speaker. Method of Working: The team at Research Editors comprises financial editors, SAs and research principals. They can work remotely and from any location but will gladly come in to meet your team of editors and supervisory analysts and become familiar with your firm. Their team would send a member to spe...

An in-house financial editor can often resign without prior notice. Because financial research editing is a small niche, you may find it challenging to find an editor in this situation. You may be worried about your deadlines and the quality of research your firm needs to produce in order to remain competitive in today’s markets. So, what can you do in this situation?      Divide Their Work Once an editor leaves your team, you can try distributing their work among the remaining team. This is one of the best options with no additional costs, but is often not a long-term solution, especially if your business is growing. Additional workload can mean missed deadlines for your team and come at the expense of attention to detail, which can cause reputational damage. Look for the New Editor You can try looking for a new editor, but the recruitment process can be lengthy as it is a specialist field. If your firm can manage without an editor for the time required to recruit a new...