Allegra Catelli is an Equities Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics within finance and trading, with a focus on business and economics, retail and retail technology, as well as the fashion and luxury goods industries. Allegra's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Business Day, The Australian Financial Review, and Bloomberg Law, among others.
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Allegra Catelli's coverage is focused on the finance and economy, particularly European stocks, central bank decisions, and US inflation data. She often provides investment analysis and cites data to support her articles. If you're looking to reach out to Allegra with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights related to European stock market trends, central bank policies, or US economic indicators.
Given her focus on investment analysis and use of data in her reporting, she would likely appreciate pitches from financial analysts with expertise in European markets or macroeconomic trends affecting investments in the region.
While not exclusively focused on specific geographic regions beyond Europe, Allegra does cover topics that intersect with global finance such as UBS and Credit Suisse. Therefore, providing insights into these multinational entities' activities could also be relevant for her coverage.
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By: Jan-Henrik Foerster, Allegra Catelli
Urs Wietlisbach, one of the three billionaire founders at Swiss private equity firm Partners Group Holding AG, is carving out an independent unit within the family office that’s managed their fortunes for over a decade, in an early sign of the executive’s succession planning.
Swiss watch exports barely expanded in May after two months of declines, suggesting the industry is feeling the effects of fallout from the conflict in the Middle East.
Labor shortages are complicating a recovery in Europe’s construction market, with Asian contractors increasingly stepping in to fill the personnel gap, according to Swiss cement maker Holcim AG.
By: Deirdre Hipwell, Allegra Catelli
Watches of Switzerland Group Plc plans to drop a target to more than double sales and profit by 2028 as the luxury market has deteriorated since the forecast was set, according to people familiar with the matter.
It’s a good time for luxury watch collectors to buy a used Rolex Daytona Oysterflex watch. Especially if you can find one in yellow gold.
If you're coveting a used gold Rolex, now could be your moment The price of that model has dropped 4% since April. By Allegra Catelli, Bloomberg
Watches of Switzerland Group Plc shares jumped after Reuters reported without identifying the potential suitors that Britain’s largest Rolex reseller held talks in recent months over offers to take it private.
Watches of Switzerland Group Plc’s annual revenue jumped by 13%, supported by strong US demand that the luxury watch retailer said is laying the foundation for long-term profit growth.
Richemont sales expanded nearly twice as strongly as expected in the quarter through the end of June, supported by robust demand among wealthy Americans for its Cartier rings and bracelets.
Richemont sales surge on robust US demand for luxury jewelry Sales rose by 20% at constant exchange rates. By Allegra Catelli, Bloomberg
