Benjamin Stupples is a Wealth Reporter at Bloomberg. He specializes in reporting on the ultra-rich, covering themes such as finance, investment, and alternative assets, while also delving into topics like art dealing and algorithmic trading. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Bloomberg-Quint, The Australian Financial Review, and Yahoo Finance.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Benjamin's coverage heavily revolves around finance, wealth management, and business-related topics such as stock trading and family offices. He seems to prioritize in-depth analysis of investment matters, often citing relevant data.
Given the nature of Benjamin’s articles on wealth management and financial news, he would likely be interested in speaking with industry experts who can provide unique insights into investment strategies, market trends or specific financial events related to wealthy individuals or entities.
It appears that there is no specific geographic focus for his coverage. Therefore, sources with a global perspective on high-profile financial transactions or trends could be particularly appealing to him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Devon Pendleton, Benjamin Stupples
The daughter of late wildcatter Autry Stephens is offloading a $2 billion stake in Diamondback Energy Inc., joining a wave of ultra-wealthy individuals taking cash off the table as stocks repeatedly test new highs.
By: Myriam Balezou, Benjamin Stupples
Some of Europe’s largest banks have explored offering clients leveraged deposits with Saudi Arabian lenders to take advantage of higher savings rates offered by the kingdom’s lenders, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
By: Daniele Lepido, Benjamin Stupples
Ferrari NV is using orders for its Luce electric car as a loyalty test for wealthy clients, signaling that support for the poorly received model may help preserve access to more desirable cars, people familiar with the matter said.
By: Daniele Lepido, Benjamin Stupples
Ferrari nutzt Bestellungen für sein Elektromodell Luce dem Vernehmen nach als Loyalitätstest für wohlhabende Kunden. Der Kauf des in der Kundengunst schwächelnden Modells könne dabei helfen, sich den Zugang zu begehrteren Fahrzeugen zu sichern, berichteten Insider.
By: Pui Gwen Yeung, Alexander Sazonov, Benjamin Stupples
Germany’s Wegmann dynasty started out as makers of wagons transporting coal to coaches more than a century ago. Today, they’re at the center of one of the hottest trades in global markets: European defense.
By: Lucy White, Benjamin Stupples
Crypto entrepreneur Ben Delo has consummated his UK return from Hong Kong, clearing the Reform donor’s path to bankroll Nigel Farage’s right-wing party as the nation cracks down on offshore political finance.
By: Ben Scent, Benjamin Stupples, Ben Bartenstein, Silas Brown
AC Limited has quietly splashed out billions around the world, building deep ties with the titans of Wall Street.
Billionaire Joe Lewis is losing money this year on one of his biggest listed holdings, but a group of private assets inside the investor’s sprawling fortune is minting big returns.
By: Benjamin Stupples
Azura Partners, a wealth advisor backed by one of the Middle East’s largest alternative asset managers, named Credit Suisse veteran Yousef Hajjar to oversee its Abu Dhabi operations.
By: Ragnhildur Sigurdardottir, Benjamin Stupples, Evelina Youcefi
Thor Björgólfsson quit the UK and cut jobs at his investment firm after recent tax changes. He argues the non-dom regime was ripe for change, but the UK will now struggle to attract the wealthy.
