Eric Johansson is a news editor at DL News. With over a decade of experience as a reporter, he has extensively covered the technology industry and various aspects of the BFSI sector, including banking, financial services, and insurance. Eric's work has been featured in notable publications such as Private Banker International, Yahoo Finance, and The Banker.
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Eric's coverage is business-centric, with a focus on technology and finance. He tends to provide analysis based on data and government announcements, making him likely open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights backed by relevant data or those able to interpret the implications of government decisions on businesses.
Given his interest in investment analysis, he may be interested in hearing from financial analysts or industry insiders who can offer perspectives on trends such as layoffs, fintech funding rounds, and crypto industry deals.
Though Eric doesn't specify a geographic focus, his coverage seems globally oriented. Therefore, sources providing international perspectives on tech-related developments would likely align well with his areas of interest.
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Regulators propose changes to prevent criminals, terrorist financiers and sanctioned individuals from hiding behind obscure ownerships
Central bank urges lenders to ensure they don’t hold accounts in the names of suspects linked to terrorism
UK agency tells firms to review best practices on new redress rules
DFSA revoked guidelines for boards at banks and mortgage institutions, insurance companies and cross-sector pension funds
By: Eric Johansson
Fernando Restoy said the EU should make the Single Resolution Mechanism less complex
By: Eric Johansson
Managers can now be held accountable if they fail to act on violence and bullying happening on their watch
House Republicans have drafted the Consumer Financial Protection Accountability and Reform Act of 2026
By: Eric Johansson
A wave of companies have been granted conditional approval from the OCC
Stefan Walter argued that the regulator’s supervision is based on the risk each institution poses to the financial system
Intervention the latest sign European regulators are concerned about their use by criminal networks
