Zeno Toulon is a Reporter at eFinancialCareers. He specializes in the banking and financial services sectors, covering topics such as investment strategies, asset management, and global markets. Zeno's work has been featured in various publications, including Efinancialcareers Ltd and Bristol Hedge Fund.
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Zeno Toulon's coverage predominantly focuses on the banking industry, job market, and human resources & employment. His articles heavily rely on data citations so he is likely to be interested in pitches supported by relevant statistical or survey data related to trends in the banking industry, job market dynamics, or insights into ideal employers.
Given his focus on these topics, Zeno might appreciate pitches that offer unique perspectives on changes within the banking sector such as shifts in work culture or emerging trends impacting job security and bonuses. Additionally, he may also be interested in analysis of specific companies' performance metrics within the financial sector.
When reaching out to Zeno Toulon with a pitch idea ensure that it aligns with his primary areas of interest including finance-related topics and backed up by substantial data-driven insights.
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Lazard has a long and storied history as a bank. Institutional Investor credited it as having “virtually invented the modern M&A deal,” for example.
By: Zeno Toulon
Citi is picking fruit from the Deutsche Bank tree.
It's easy for a bank to talk about its investments and interest in AI. They do it all the time.
Is financial services hiring increasing towards the end of the year? Are financial services firms cutting back their junior hiring due to AI?
By: Zeno Toulon
ESG isn't what it used to be. Since the election in the US, environmental priorities have been on the back foot; the net zero banking alliance, which
By: Zeno Toulon
Green as in leaves, not green as in horns.
By: Zeno Toulon
Like clockwork, a few weeks after the Americans, it's Q3 reporting season for Europe's investment banks. In England, Barclays was first , last week.
By: Zeno Toulon
With European Q3 reporting season well under way, mixed results have come through. Three banks have reported this morning: UBS , which didn't do so
The electronic trading industry might be all excited about trading and market making compute these days, but sometimes, you need the classics, like selling derivative products to institutions.
While the big US banks reported their Q3 earnings some time ago (and European banks are doing so currently), its boutique banks have only just started reporting theirs.
