Laith Al-Khalaf is a Business Reporter at The Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including banking, financial technology, and professional services, with a focus on financial platforms, regtech, and public policy. Laith's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, Yahoo Finance, and Financial Times.
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Laith Al’s coverage spans a wide range of topics within the realm of business, finance, economy, companies and job market. His emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation and data citations suggests he would be interested in pitches related to regulatory changes impacting businesses or financial markets.
Given Laith's focus on various industries and sectors such as engineering, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, human resources & employment as well as government & politics; he may find value in pitches that provide comprehensive insights into how these different sectors intersect with the broader economic landscape.
As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), relevant local angles tied to UK-based businesses, economic policies or industry trends could enhance the appeal of your pitch.
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By: Jim Pickard, Martin Arnold, Ortenca Aliaj, Laith Al-Khalaf
Executives prepare for shift to the left in UK government after narrow escape in last year’s Budget
By: Sam Fleming, Chris Smyth, Jim Pickard, Delphine Strauss, Ashley Armstrong, Nikou Asgari, Laith Al-Khalaf, Anna Gross
As Nigel Farage targets national power, his policies are still tangled in ambiguity and impracticality
By: Kenza Bryan, Laith Al-Khalaf, Ortenca Aliaj
Central banks have warned that floods, wildfires and rising sea levels could trigger defaults among household and corporate borrowers
By: Laith Al-Khalaf, Kana Inagaki
Automakers and banks are grappling with how to manage the residual value of electric cars
By: Laith Al-Khalaf, Olaf Storbeck
Europe’s most valuable fintech was ordered to address ‘deficiencies’ in oversight with staff encouraged to rapidly launch new financial products
By: Rachel Millard, Laith Al-Khalaf, Ortenca Aliaj
Winston Soosaipillai accused of creating a ‘web of deceit’ before energy group collapsed
By: Simon Foy, Laith Al-Khalaf
Europe's most valuable fintech will require junior staff to spend at least three days a week in the office from next year
By: Laith Al-Khalaf
By: Ivan Levingston, Laith Al-Khalaf
Pay deal by Europe’s most valuable start-up would emulate that of Elon Musk
