Create an experience with Ross Greenwood

Ross Greenwood has an extensive resume, with more than 40 years’ experience covering business and finance news – both in Australia and overseas.

Formerly, the Nine Network’s Business and Finance editor where Ross worked across National Nine News, A Current Affair and 60 minutes. His assignments for the Nine Network have taken him around the world, from Europe and the Middle East to Japan, China and the U.S.A. Ross was also co-host of the former flagship current affairs program Sunday.

Ross is the former host of radio program Money News, which was broadcast through the top-rating Macquarie Radio network including 2GB Sydney, 3AW Melbourne, 4BC Brisbane, 2CC Canberra and regional stations. 

Before joining Nine, Greenwood was editor-in-chief and co-creator of the British weekly magazine Shares and its accompanying website, moneyam.com.  While in London, he was a regular commentator on BBC television, CNN, Sky News UK, and Bloomberg and a regular co-host of BBC Radio Five Live’s main business program Wake Up To Money.

Ross has also written extensively for print publications having held the role of editor of BRW, Personal Investor, and The Age’s Money section, and was also the founding editor of Australia’s Shares magazine.
He has experience as the chairman of the Investment Committee for the Media industry superannuation fund and as a director of a stock market listed investment company.

In January 2021 Ross joined SKY News as Business Editor and anchor of flagship Sunday business program Business Weekend.  As Sky News Business Editor, Ross will lead the network’s business coverage.  As the anchor of Business Weekend, he will speak regularly with CEOs, business leaders, regulators, politicians, and business influencers and provide viewers with market and real estate updates. 

With his vast knowledge of the financial market and current affairs and as one of Australia’s most well-regarded finance experts, Ross is highly sought after as an MC/Host, Facilitator and Keynote Speaker.

Ross lives in Sydney with his wife, Tanya, and son Mitchell.