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Robert Peston is one of BritainтАЩs most recognisable political and economic journalists. As ITV NewsтАЩ Political Editor and presenter of the flagship political interview programme Peston, he provides analysis of the people, policies and decisions shaping Britain and its place in the world.
With decades of experience reporting on Westminster, financial markets and the global economy, Robert has built a reputation for breaking major stories, questioning powerful figures and explaining complex political and economic developments. His insights into government, business, financial stability and the changing international landscape make him a compelling speaker for corporate conferences, leadership events and political discussions.
Robert also co-hosts The Rest Is Money, a podcast with broadcaster Steph McGovern that explores the forces shaping business, economics and personal finance. Through conversations about the economy, financial markets, corporate decision-making and public policy, the podcast helps audiences understand the issues influencing businesses and households.
Before joining ITV in 2015, Robert spent a decade at the BBC, serving as Business Editor and subsequently Economics Editor. During the 2008 global financial crisis, he became one of BritainтАЩs most influential financial journalists, breaking major stories surrounding Northern Rock, the collapse of confidence in BritainтАЩs banking system and the emergency interventions undertaken to stabilise financial institutions.
His earlier career included senior editorial positions at the Financial Times and The Sunday Telegraph, where he covered politics, banking, finance and business. Throughout his career, Robert has received more than 30 journalism awards, including recognition from the Royal Television Society for his reporting and investigative work.
An accomplished author, Robert has written extensively about political power, financial crises and the relationship between government and business. His books include Who Runs Britain?, How Do We Fix This Mess?, WTF?, The Whistleblower and The Crash. His more recent non-fiction work, How to Run Britain, co-authored with Kishan Koria, examines the challenges facing British politics and the changes needed to address them.
Robert is also the founder of Speakers for Schools, a charity established to help young people access opportunities, careers advice and inspiration from leading professionals.
As a keynote speaker, Robert draws on his experience at the heart of British political and economic journalism to offer audiences an informed perspective on the issues affecting organisations, investors and society. From the future of the UK economy and the changing political landscape to geopolitical instability and business confidence, his presentations combine first-hand reporting experience with accessible analysis of an increasingly unpredictable world.
To enquire about booking Robert Peston for a keynote speech, conference, fireside conversation or corporate event, contact Kruger Cowne.
An examination of BritainтАЩs changing political landscape, the challenges facing government and the implications of political decisions for businesses, investors and society.
Drawing on decades of financial journalism, Robert explores the forces influencing economic growth, inflation, interest rates, investment and the outlook for British and international businesses.
How international conflicts, shifting global alliances, trade relationships and geopolitical developments influence economic stability, political decision-making and business confidence.
An exploration of the relationship between governments, corporations and financial institutions, including regulation, taxation, political influence and the decisions shaping the business environment.
Drawing on his reporting during the 2008 financial crisis, Robert examines the causes and consequences of economic instability, the importance of effective regulation and the lessons organisations can learn from previous financial shocks.
An insiderтАЩs perspective on political journalism, investigative reporting and the relationship between politicians and the media, exploring how information, public trust and accountability influence modern democracy.
