Helen Cahill is an M&A and restructuring correspondent at The Times. She specializes in reporting on significant corporate deals and insolvencies, with a focus on the finance and investment sectors, both in the UK and internationally. Helen's work has been featured in prominent publications including This Is Money, MailOnline, The Telegraph, and The Australian.
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Helen Cahill's coverage is heavily focused on business, finance, and industry news. She frequently cites data and covers private sector announcements and investment analysis. Therefore, she would be most receptive to pitches offering in-depth financial or business insights, including analysis of company strategies, market trends, and economic developments.
Given the nature of her articles which often cite specific figures and reports related to companies' financial performance or government policies impacting businesses, Helen would likely favor sources who can provide concrete data-backed analyses or insider information about the companies being covered.
She does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but seems to cover international business activities. If you have expertise in analyzing corporate strategies or interpreting financial data with global relevance, your pitch may resonate with her.
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Competition and Markets Authority plans to allow more deals to go ahead in support of the government’s pledge to drive growth
Share price up as group announces deal worth up to $3.8 billion with Peabody Energy
The FTSE 100 mining group has been overhauling its business to focus on copper and iron ore assets after being targeted with a £39b (NZ$83.83b) takeover offer from BHP earlier this year.
By: Helen Cahill, Patrick Hosking
Shares in Britain’s number three car insurer rise by more than 40 per cent
The FTSE 250 engineer has recommended a takeover by its Canadian rival ABC Technologies
Industry regulator boss criticises the credit rating agency over its seemingly optimistic analyses of companies such as Thames Water
Lord Spencer of Alresford, Icap founder and billionaire Tory donor, grew impatient running public companies and now spends his time at IPGL, his investment vehicle
Stefano Pessina has built a reputation as a formidable opponent in takeover battles
Lucy Rock confirmed as print editor of the newspaper, which will compete online with its former stablemate and introduce a paywall
By: Emma Powell, Helen Cahill
Price drops to minus £6.57 per megawatt-hour on Wednesday morning thanks to high winds in Scotland and Northern Ireland
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