City A.M. launches new magazine

City A.M. has announced the launch of a new magazine on Thursday which will target independent investors.

Money, edited by City A.M.’s business features editor, Tom Welsh, will focus on financial products and trends – from ISAs and pensions, to crowd-funding and other alternative forms of investment – and sit alongside the newspaper’s existing supplements, Bespoke and Bespoke living.

Annabelle Williams joins Money from Investment Week as deputy editor, with the magazine set to feature commentary and debate from a range of columnists, including Maike Currie, deputy investment director at Fidelity, who will interview a high-profile woman in the City each week for a feature titled ‘Ladies Who Don’t Lunch.’

City A.M. currently has a circulation of a little over 108,000 after reporting a 3.6% increase in copies in February.

“A financial supplement was a natural extension for us, as our readers earn three times the national average and have shown a clear appetite for in-depth financial news and advice,” said Marc Sidwell, executive director of City A.M.

“The launch of Money is just part of a committed brand expansion for City A.M. as we approach our 10th anniversary later this year.”

Launch advertising partners for Money include Aberdeen Asset Management, Fidelity, Jupiter, Alliance Trust, HSBC and Crowd Cube.