Angel Au-Yeung is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including markets, FinTech, and business leaders, with a particular focus on the Caribbean Islands and the Bahamas. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as Forbes and Yahoo Finance.
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Angel Au-Yeung predominantly covers the fintech and stock market, with a strong emphasis on investment analysis and data-backed reporting. She frequently reports on earnings reports, CEO changes, as well as developments in the banking sector related to fintech.
Given her focus on investment analysis and citing data, Angel may be receptive to pitches from financial analysts or industry experts who can provide deep insights into market trends within the fintech sector. Additionally, sources with access to exclusive data or research that sheds light on emerging trends in stock performance could capture her attention.
As Angel's coverage attributes do not indicate a specific geographic focus, she appears to cover international finance news comprehensively.
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