Team
Meet the confirmed editorial leadership of Currency Information and understand how roles, biographies, disclosures, review responsibilities, and team information are presented.
Currency Information is an international media publication focused on currencies, exchange rates, central banks, monetary policy, payments, and related monetary subjects. This page introduces the people responsible for the publication’s current editorial direction and review. The current editorial team has led Currency Information since its 2026 relaunch, continuing the development of the publication that began operating in 2010.
Helen Wang
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Helen Wang leads editorial direction and oversees currency-related coverage, editorial standards, and publication decisions.
Peter Warburton
Editor
Peter Warburton supports editorial review and development for currencies, exchange rates, monetary policy, central banks, and related international economic subjects.
Team Information
This page summarizes the current editorial roles and responsibilities at Currency Information. Individual author pages provide additional information about education, professional experience, subject expertise, and published work where applicable.
The editorial structure shown here reflects the team responsible for the publication following its 2026 relaunch.
Editorial Contact
Editorial inquiries: editorial@currencyinformation.org.
Corrections: corrections@currencyinformation.org.
How Editorial Responsibility Works
The Editor-in-Chief is responsible for the publication’s editorial direction, standards, and final publication decisions. The Editor supports research review, structure, clarity, source evaluation, and consistency across currency-related coverage. These roles establish responsibility for editorial leadership, review, and publication decisions.
Because Currency Information operates with a small editorial team, responsibilities can overlap. The roles listed on this page identify who leads editorial direction and who supports editorial review and development.
Author and Editor Identification
Articles identify their authors, and author pages connect readers with each person’s role, biography, coverage areas, and published work. When a reviewer or editor is credited on an article, the attribution identifies their role in that material. Consistent attribution also makes corrections and editorial questions easier to connect with the relevant published work.
Readers who want to learn more about the people behind the publication can explore the profiles of Currency Information’s writers and editors.
Expert Contributors and Sources
Currency Information may seek comments from central-bank officials, researchers, historians, analysts, company representatives, public institutions, or other knowledgeable sources. Participation in one article does not make a source a permanent team member or imply endorsement.
Conflicts and Disclosures
Team members and contributors are expected to disclose relevant financial, professional, institutional, or commercial interests that could affect their work. A disclosed relationship does not automatically prevent participation, but it may require reassignment, additional editorial review, or a disclosure for readers.
Corrections and Accountability
The editorial team reviews credible correction requests and is responsible for maintaining the separation between editorial decisions and commercial relationships.
Editorial Review Process
Depending on the article, editorial review may include checking primary sources, reviewing names and figures, testing the logic of an explanation, assessing commercial disclosures, and confirming that the headline is supported by the article. Sensitive or financially consequential material may receive additional review before publication.
Current Team Structure
Currency Information currently lists two editorial roles on this page: Founder and Editor-in-Chief, and Editor. Together, these roles represent the publication’s current editorial leadership and review structure.