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Helen Bartholomew is the London Bureau Chief for Risk.net. She specializes in finance and financial markets, covering a variety of topics such as derivatives, benchmark reform, and structured products, with a particular focus on markets in the United Kingdom and China. Helen's work has been featured in Central Banking, Risk.net, John J. Lothian & Company, Inc., and WatersTechnology Group.
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Legal Policy Regulation:
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Cites Data:
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Government Announcement:
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Press Release:
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Investment Analysis:
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Helen Bartholomew's articles predominantly cover legal policy regulation, with a focus on financial markets, benchmark transition, risk management, credit optimization, and interest rates. Her coverage is characterized by reliance on data and government announcements.
To effectively engage with Helen, consider providing insights into the implications of regulatory changes in financial markets or offering analysis supported by robust data. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary or industry-specific knowledge related to benchmark transitions and risk management within the finance sector, it may capture her attention.
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