Sudip Roy


Sudip Roy
Sudip Roy
Managing editor

Managing editor

Sudip is managing editor for Euromoney, with overall responsibility for the magazine's emerging markets coverage.

Sudip first joined the company in 1997 as a graduate trainee on Global Investor, covering the asset management industry. He left in 1999 to become Americas editor on Emerging Markets Investor, a monthly magazine that was published by Risk Waters (now Incisive Media). After two years, which included several trips to important international financial centres such as Cuba, Sudip returned to Euromoney Institutional Investor to edit Emerging Markets, the newspaper published daily at the annual development bank meetings. He held this role for three-and-a-half years before joining Euromoney magazine in June 2005.

Sudip has a degree in history from Oxford University and his hero is Indian cricketer, Sachin Tendulkar.

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Recent stories by Sudip Roy

  • Financing the food crisis

    Feeding the world is the most pressing issue facing society. Billions of dollars of new investment is needed to forestall future crises in both supply and price. Markets and financial institutions can play a crucial role in meeting the challenge. But how can they do so without being seen to exploit the most crucial resource of all? Sudip Roy reports.

    Euromoney September 2011

  • Agricultural funds: Tilling the soil

    Separating the wheat from the chaff is more than just a popular idiom for some Macquarie employees. It’s an essential part of their job.

    Euromoney September 2011

  • Rabobank’s farming roots

    No bank is as readily associated with food and agriculture finance as Rabobank. The Dutch lender’s strap line on its website sums it up: “Rabobank is committed to food and agribusiness.”

    Euromoney September 2011

  • IFC: from food to farm

    While much of the financing needed to support sustainable production of agriculture will come from commercial lenders and investors, another important group is the multilaterals.

    Euromoney September 2011

  • Guichard’s African investment dream

    Former World Bank official Eric Guichard is hoping to transform investment opportunities in Africa

    Published September 2011 euromoney.com

  • UniCredit not in crisis despite share price tumble, maintains Mustier

    Despite UniCredit’s rising profits and deposits, it is suffering a sell-off with the market concerned about its capital strength and exposure to Italian sovereign debt.

    Published August 2011 euromoney.com