Leo Lewis is the Asia Business Editor at the Financial Times. He covers a range of topics including Japan, China, and markets, with a focus on business and economics, as well as regional interests in Asia and beyond. Leo's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian Financial Review, ChannelNewsAsia, and The Irish Times.
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Leo Lewis' articles primarily focus on finance and the economy of Japan, with an emphasis on investment analysis. He delves into topics such as Japanese stock market, companies, technology, culture and the broader economic landscape.
Based on this coverage profile, Leo is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer in-depth insights into the Japanese financial markets or showcase expert perspectives related to investments in Japan. If you have expertise in analyzing the Japanese economy or specific sectors within it such as technology or traditional industries like scallop farming mentioned in one of his articles, your input might be valuable for him.
It's important to note that Leo's geographic focus is clearly centered around Japan; therefore any pitches should tie back directly to developments within this region for relevance.
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Equity markets have finally surpassed bubble-era levels during rally led by domestic investors
Nippon Steel’s bid for US Steel shows the flaws in the ‘friendshoring’ approach
By: Leo Lewis, Harry Dempsey, Demetri Sevastopulo
Prevention of US Steel takeover set to be one of president’s last acts
A significant birthday feels less so in a country that has become a global pioneer of ageing — for better and for worse
Attack by Cleveland CEO is symptomatic of an abrasive environment building as Trump inauguration nears
By: Leo Lewis
Increase would further entrench officials’ move to normalise monetary policy
By: Leo Lewis
Why the former US ambassador to Japan is not ready to despair about the world
By: David Keohane, Leo Lewis
Largest banks now trade at or close to their book values for first time in almost a decade
Leading Japanese media company accused of mishandling incident involving Masahiro Nakai and unidentified woman
Well-signalled move extends monetary policy ‘normalisation’
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