Margot Patrick is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including money, power, and crime, with a focus on entertainment news, corporate finance, and the broadcasting industry. Margot's work has been featured in Mansion Global, Financial News, LiveMint, The Wall Street Journal, Magzter, Yahoo Finance, and MSN.
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Margot Patrick's coverage primarily focuses on financial topics, particularly banking and investment analysis. She often includes data citations and private sector announcements in her articles. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the financial industry, especially related to banking, stocks, and financial regulations.
Given her extensive focus on specific companies such as Credit Suisse and UBS, Margot may be most receptive to sources with direct knowledge or expertise related to these organizations. Pitches offering insider perspectives or expert commentary on the latest developments in the finance industry are likely to capture her attention.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Margot's coverage, it can be inferred that she takes an international approach to financial reporting.
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Margot Patrick Vladimir Sklarov, who claimed to have connections to the illustrious Astor family and lent money to billionaires, was charged
By: Margot Patrick
Vladimir Sklarov, who operated under several identities, offered loans to company founders who had wealth locked up in stock.
By: Joe Wallace, Margot Patrick
The British bank turns out to be one of the most exposed lenders affected by the collapse of mortgage broker Market Financial Solutions, through a complex loan via a chain of special-purpose vehicles.
British bank HSBC announced an expected loss this week involving a loan known in industry parlance as “back leverage,” a fast-growing corner of the market in which traditional banks provide the raw capital for underlying loans without, in some cases, stress-testing the end borrowers’ ability to repa
By: Margot Patrick, Joe Wallace
Joe Wallace, Margot Patrick When mortgage broker Market Financial Solutions collapsed in February, investors scoured court filings and queried lenders to see who took the hit.
By: Margot Patrick
Bankruptcy administrators allege owner of Market Financial Solutions transferred more than half a billion dollars into personal accounts.
Margot Patrick U.K. mortgage lender Market Financial Solutions left Barclays, HSBC and Apollo Global Management facing hundreds of millions
By: Margot Patrick
Bankruptcy administrators allege that Market Financial Solutions owner Paresh Raja transferred more than half a billion dollars into personal accounts.
By: Benjamin Katz, Sam Schube, Margot Patrick
Unruly crowds clamored for a watch designed with luxury brand Audemars Piguet. Product launch controversy is becoming something of a Swatch playbook.
Benjamin Katz, Margot Patrick, Sam Schube Swatch's latest chaotic product launch—replete with riot police and tear gas—shows that for
