Andres Schipani is the New Delhi correspondent of the Financial Times. He covers a range of topics including business, economics, and politics in India and the broader South Asia region, while also having experience in reporting on Latin America and Africa. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Andres Schipani's coverage indicates a keen interest in global politics, particularly as it pertains to African conflicts and international trade. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news suggests that he is more likely to respond to pitches related to current events or ongoing developments in these areas.
Given his coverage of government announcements, legal policy regulation, and world affairs, Andres would likely be receptive to expert commentary from individuals with firsthand knowledge or expertise in international relations, conflict resolution, foreign policy analysis, and global economics.
Pitches should aim at providing unique perspectives on the topics covered such as insights into African conflicts or the impact of international trade policies on developing economies. Additionally, given his varied geographic coverage across Africa and South America (particularly Peru), sources who can offer nuanced understanding of political dynamics within these regions may also capture his attention.
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Sawai Padmanabh Singh loves polo, ice packs and his pug, Marcel
By: Owen Walker, Andres Schipani, Redwan Ahmed
Finance minister and central banker say they are negotiating to recoup lost assets in the UK, US, UAE and Singapore
By: Andres Schipani, Michael Stott, James Shotter
Israel’s ties with New Delhi – military, technological and cultural – are growing, as its isolation from traditional allies in Europe increases
By: Chris Kay, Andres Schipani, Krishn Kaushik
Regulator targets scammers who give stock tips under guise of financial education as ranks of retail investors grow
Their national team has never qualified, so Bangladeshi fans are cheering for Messi
By: Redwan Ahmed, Andres Schipani
Deportations exacerbate tense relations with Bangladesh
By: Andres Schipani, Leo Lewis
Japan and India draw closer after falling foul of Beijing’s restrictions on rare earth exports
By: Andres Schipani, Nic Fildes
Prime minister has been on a diplomatic tour to shore up supplies exposed by Iran war and strengthen nuclear power sector
By: Andres Schipani
New Delhi wants to extend holiday for foreign tech companies that supply equipment to local contract manufacturers
By: Andres Schipani, Michael Stott
Charities and religious groups fear new bill could lead to government confiscating assets
