Sridhar Natarajan is a Senior Reporter at Bloomberg News. He specializes in the banking and financial services sectors, covering themes such as cybersecurity, algorithmic trading, and alternative investments, with a keen focus on issues like cyber attacks and data breaches. Sridhar's work has been featured in numerous prestigious outlets including Bloomberg-Quint, The Australian Financial Review, and Al Jazeera Media Network.
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Sridhar Natarajan's coverage revolves around business, finance, and investment banking with a focus on major financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley. His articles frequently feature press releases and data citations.
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By: Alexandra Harris, Sridhar Natarajan, Donal Griffin
A Guggenheim subsidiary sought to reassure investors that it remains a viable issuer of short-term financing known as commercial paper as regulators and federal prosecutors continue to probe the company's founder Mark Walter.
By: Weihua Li, Sridhar Natarajan
As insurers controlled by billionaire sports mogul Mark Walter loaned more than $20 billion to other parts of his empire, they increasingly leaned on a source of low-interest financing set up to help US homebuyers.
By: Weihua Li, Sridhar Natarajan
Insurers controlled by billionaire sports mogul Mark Walter, now under scrutiny for loaning more than $20 billion to other parts of his empire, have
By: Weihua Li, Sridhar Natarajan
Insurers controlled by billionaire sports mogul Mark Walter, now under scrutiny for loaning more than $20 billion to other parts of his empire, have in recent years increasingly leaned on a source of low-interest financing set up to help US homebuyers.
By: Sridhar Natarajan
Insurers controlled by billionaire sports mogul Mark Walter, now under scrutiny for loaning more than $20 billion to other parts of his empire, have in recent years increasingly leaned on a source of low-interest financing set up to help US homebuyers.
By: Sridhar Natarajan, Matthew Monks
Palmer Square Capital Management, a $37 billion credit firm run by a husband-wife duo, is exploring a sale of the business.
By: Matt Monks, Sridhar Natarajan
Palmer Square engaged bankers who have been fielding offers and whittling down a list of potential bidders, according to people with knowledge of the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing the confidential talks. The Longs didn't respond to requests for comment.
By: Todd Gillespie, Sridhar Natarajan
One of the last remaining links to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s most celebrated club is leaving the firm.
By: Katherine Burton, Giles Turner, Sridhar Natarajan, David Hellier
Clearlake owns roughly 61.5% of the Premier League club. On-and-off talks about Clearlake acquiring the rest have consistently broken down over price in the past few years.
By: Sridhar Natarajan, Katherine Burton, Giles Turner, David Hellier
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