Our PR team has carefully curated this list of 265 fintech journalists from essential financial and tech media outlets, including detailed profiles and verified contact information.
Last updated on June 9, 2024
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The top fintech journalists for 2024 have been selected by our PR team for their in-depth analysis and coverage of financial technology. These journalists stand out due to the extensive reach of their work, the regularity of their updates, and the reputation of their publications within the fintech community. Updated and detailed journalist profiles ensure your pitches are precise and relevant, matching the evolving landscape of fintech media.
Reporter for Investment News focused on fintech and practice management for financial advisers.
Sophie Downes is a web producer and reporter at Inc. and a graduate of the University of Chicago. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Libby Kane is a deputy editor at Business Insider, overseeing the Strategy, Careers, and Personal Finance teams. Before joining the company in March 2014, she was the associate editor at LearnVest, covering personal and behavioral finance.
Boston College | Northwestern Medill Mafia | Markets Reporter + payments, fintech @CNBC | Retired @BCwlax |.
Yuliya Chernova writes about technology startups and venture capital for WSJ Pro Venture Capital and The Wall Street Journal. She's based in New York. She's a recipient of William R. Clabby Dow Jones Newswires awards and a Jesse H. Neal Award for business journalism. She is a graduate of Brown University.
In the Charlotte, N.C., community, Chouffani volunteers as a mentor to new startups as part of the Queen City Fintech, which gives back to local entrepreneurs. In addition to healthcare, life and science technologies, he works closely with clients in other industries and some of their technology strategies.
I cover saving, investing, retirement, budgeting, credit, banking, debt, student loans, home-buying, taxes, insurance, and small business.
Casey Bond is a personal finance writer and expert. Formerly Editor-in-Chief of GOBankingRates and Executive Editor at Student Loan Hero, presently a Lifestyle Reporter for HuffPost.
Michelle Singletary writes the nationally syndicated personal finance column The Color of Money, which appears in The Washington Post on Wednesdays and Sundays. Her award-winning column is syndicated by The Washington Post Writers Group and is carried in dozens of newspapers nationwide. She has written three personal finance books, including her latest, “The 21-Day Financial Fast: Your Path to Financial Peace and Freedom.” Singletary was the financial expert for “The Revolution,” a daytime program on ABC. For two years, she was host of her own national television program, “Singletary Says,” on TV One. She is a frequent contributor to various NPR programs and has appeared on national talk shows and television networks, including “Oprah,” NBC’s “Today,” “The Early Show on CBS” and CNN. In her spare time, Singletary is the director of a ministry she founded at her church, in which women and men volunteer to mentor others who are having financial challenges. As part of this ministry, she and her husband also volunteer to teach financial literacy to prison inmates. She is a graduate of the University of Maryland at College Park. She has received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Johns Hopkins University, where she earned a master’s degree in business and management. To stay informed about various money issues subscribe to Michelle’s weekly retirement and personal finance newsletters, which will be delivered to your inbox every Monday and Thursday.
Sarah Silbert is an editor at Business Insider, responsible for credit card coverage on Personal Finance Insider. Before joining the Busines Insider team, she was the credit cards editor at The Points Guy, combining her financial geekery with her love of travel. She's also covered technology for Engadget and contributed to publications including Fortune and Lifewire.
I'm a finance and insurance reporter for Bloomberg News in Seattle. I write a lot about Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway and how technology is reshaping banking for the wire and Bloomberg Businessweek.
I'm a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, covering personal finance more "how is money changing/shaping our lives?" and less "What credit card should I get?"
Ross Gittins is a reporter mainly covering FinTech. Ross occasionally covers related topics too. Ross is based in Australia, working at The Sydney Morning Herald. Know more about Ross below!
Walkley Award winner for Business Journalism in 2015 for expose on widespread exploitation of workers at 7-Eleven Australia. Quill Award winner for Business Journalism in 2015. Also nominated for Walkley Award for multimedia in 2015. Specialties: Feature writing, news reporting, online journalism, commissioning and assigning articles. Areas of journalistic interest -- business courts, regulation, insolvencies, economics, financial markets, regulation, emerging markets (particularly SE Asia), consumer rights, human rights. Worked in Thailand for three years in the tourism and communications industries. Intermediate Thai language skills, including reading and writing.
Yeates Smh Aug covers many topics as a journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald, mainly FinTech, and is based in Australia.
Harriet Alexander covers many topics as a journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald, mainly FinTech, and is based in Australia.
Edwin Chan covers many topics as a journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald, mainly FinTech, and is based in Australia.
Maya Sasson covers many topics as a journalist at The Globe and Mail, mainly FinTech, and is based in Canada.
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