Luisa Beltran is a finance reporter at Fortune. She covers Wall Street, private equity, and fintech M&A, focusing on markets and business leaders within the finance sector. Luisa's work has been featured in notable publications including Barron's, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News.
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Luisa Beltran focuses on finance and business, covering a wide range of topics such as investment analysis, private sector announcements, and citing data. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into financial trends or analyses backed by credible data.
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By: Luisa Beltran
Mergers remain slow ahead of U.S. presidential election
The up-and-coming BossUp brand draws inspiration from the likes of Rihanna and Selena Gomez
By: Luisa Beltran
Robert Smith, the founder, chairman and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, believes that software companies will be the ultimate beneficiaries of AI but only those that control their own data sets.
By: Luisa Beltran
Bottomline Technologies, a Thoma Bravo portfolio company, has put its legal spend management unit —a group that provides legal billing review, invoice
By: Luisa Beltran
The lack of distributions is leading to a rise in continuation funds in private equity
Invidia Capital Management, the private equity firm from Jyothsna “Jo” Natauri, is out fundraising for its first pool of capital with the goal of investing in upper middle market buyouts in healthcare.
By: Luisa Beltran
There was lots of talk at Money20/20 about the slowdown in IPOs and mergers, but one topic got very little airplay at the world's biggest fintech conference: the U.S. presidential election.
ProfitSolv, the legal technology company backed by Lightyear Capital, is expected to go up for sale early next year, according to three banking and private equity sources.
By: Luisa Beltran
Crock pots are typically associated with cozy domestic scenes. But in the case of cookware maker Instant Brands and the private equity firm Cornell
By: Luisa Beltran
President-elect Donald Trump will turn to Howard Lutnick, who is co-chair of his transition team, to serve as the next Secretary of Commerce, according to press reports.
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