Team Leader For Uk And Middle East Finance Coverage
Jennifer Surane is a Team Leader for UK and Middle East Finance Coverage at Bloomberg News. She specializes in banking, finance, and trading, with a focus on financial platforms and trading technology. Jennifer's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and Fortune, among others.
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Jennifer Surane's focus is primarily on finance and banking, with a specific interest in industry-specific events, press releases, and data-driven reporting. Her coverage includes topics such as banking, Citigroup, restructuring within financial institutions, and developments in the financial markets.
Based on this coverage pattern, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or analysis from credible sources within the finance industry. Given her emphasis on data-driven reporting and event coverage related to major financial institutions like Citigroup and other banks, she may respond well to experts who can provide unique perspectives or insider knowledge about significant events or trends in the finance sector.
It's important for potential contributors to offer fact-based insights into topics such as banking operations, institutional restructurings within the finance sector including those at prominent organizations like Citigroup.
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By: David Voreacos, Jennifer Surane
The Justice Department’s long-awaited rollout of the Jeffrey Epstein files has been a chaotic spectacle that, so far, has largely turned the spotlight back to his previously known associates, including President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton, while fueling frustrations.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s asset-management unit cut ties with proxy-advisory firms and plans to use artificial intelligence to assist with voting US company shares, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
By: Jennifer Surane
JPMorgan Chase & Co. 's asset-management unit cut ties with proxy-advisory firms and plans to use artificial intelligence to assist with voting U.S. company shares, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
Ares is limiting redemptions at its $10.7 billion private credit fund as alternative asset managers face a surge in such requests.
By: Jennifer Surane, Paige Smith
Bank of America Corp. saw its customers’ spending on gas soar 16% in March as the war in Iran led to a jump in oil prices.
A Blackstone Inc. fund has slashed the value of a private-credit loan it made to a company that provides tooth-replacement services for dentists across the US.
By: Jennifer Surane, Laura Zelenko, Jacqueline Simmons
The emergence of Japan’s first female prime minister and finance minister represents meaningful change—but like any new leaders, they must prove themselves, said Sayuri Shirai, an economics professor at Keio University.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. named two new co-presidents as Marianne Lake, a veteran executive who’s long been considered a potential successor for Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon, departs.
Guggenheim Partners is working with regulators as they probe a business accounting issue at one of its subsidiaries, according to Anne Walsh, chief investment officer of the firm’s asset-management business.
TWG Global, the holding company at the heart of Mark Walter’s empire, hit back against what it called “multipronged attacks” on its business as US prosecutors continue to probe the firm.
