Kanika Sood is a Co-Editor at Street Talk in Sydney. She focuses on finance and investment, with a particular emphasis on alternative investments, corporate finance, and energy sustainability, covering themes such as mining operations and the financial markets. Kanika's work has been featured in Health Industry Watch, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Commercial Real Estate Australia, World Wealth Journal, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Kanika's articles predominantly cover private sector announcements and investment analysis, with a focus on national (Australia) business and industry news. Her work primarily revolves around topics such as investment, finance, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, and wealth management.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, she would likely be interested in pitches from individuals or organizations involved in the Australian financial sector who can provide insights into investment trends, M&A activities, market analysis or strategic moves within the country’s business landscape. Additionally, experts who can offer unique perspectives on sales & marketing strategies employed by businesses within Australia may also catch her attention.
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By: Angira Bharadwaj, Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood
By: Kanika Sood, Sarah Thompson, Angira Bharadwaj
By: Angira Bharadwaj, Kanika Sood, Sarah Thompson
By: Kanika Sood, Sarah Thompson, Angira Bharadwaj
By: Kanika Sood, Sarah Thompson, Angira Bharadwaj
Listen to this article 3 min The Trump administration's investment arm is leading a contingent of global and local players vying for Andrew Forrest's controlling stake in a West Australian rare earths project.
By: Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood, Angira Bharadwaj
By: Angira Bharadwaj, Kanika Sood, Sarah Thompson
By: Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood, Angira Bharadwaj
By: Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood, Angira Bharadwaj
By: Kanika Sood, Sarah Thompson, Angira Bharadwaj
North American cybersecurity player Point Wild has hired three brokers for its initial public offering, after picking ASX as its listing venue over Nasdaq.
