Nearly 500 Entries Submitted for Finkor Journalism Prize
Nearly 500 entries were submitted for the National Journalism Prize 'Finkor' in economic and financial reporting, with a significant increase in participation from media outlets and university students. Winners in nine categories will be announced at the XI Moscow Financial Forum.
Consensus
- The submission period for the 'Finkor' National Prize in economic and financial journalism has ended.
- A total of 493 works were submitted for the prize.
- The prize is awarded in nine categories.
- Winners will be announced at the XI Moscow Financial Forum.
- The prize has been held for five years.
- The number of submissions is three times higher than in the previous year.
- The prize aims to set a quality standard for modern financial and economic journalism.
- The 'Internet Media' category received the most submissions (100).
- The 'Newspapers and Magazines' category received 80 submissions.
- The special category 'Improving Financial Literacy' received 67 submissions.
- Approximately 70 student works were submitted in the 'Student Work' category.
- Entries were also submitted in the special category 'Stock Market 2.0'.
Points of divergence
- Irina Okladnikova, First Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia, emphasized that young participants are deeply studying the stock market, capital-raising mechanisms, and opportunities for private investors. — riamo
- The text is cut off mid-sentence after mentioning that young people are ready to understand complex economic terms and financial instruments. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Bagreeva: nearly 500 submissions for the 'FinCor' prize from media outlets and students — РИАМО
- Almost 500 applications from Russian media and university students submitted for the national prize "FinCor" — Вечерняя Москва