Margot Patrick is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal in London. She covers a range of topics including money, power, crime, and justice, with a focus on banking, finance, and white-collar crime. 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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Benjamin Katz, Margot Patrick, Sam Schube Swatch's latest chaotic product launch—replete with riot police and tear gas—shows that for
By: Margot Patrick
Partners Group’s CEO said the limits on redemptions were driven by jitters among wealthy clients toward private markets more broadly.
By: Margot Patrick
📣“Some of this redemption pressure in private credit started to make its way over into other asset classes.” —David Layton, CEO of Partners Group, in an impromptu appearance on Bloomberg TV after his firm [limited redemptions](https://www.wsj/finance/investing/swiss-private-equity-giant-ca
By: Margot Patrick
Partners Group shares are up about 3% today after it said it would largely meet investors' redemption requests for May at its largest private equity fund, amid ongoing jitters over private-market assets. Partners Group said its main U.S. fund, Partners Group Private Equity, which manages around $17
By: Patrick Thomas, Margot Patrick
Investors and bank loans fueled Brian McClain’s ‘house of cards’ beef operations, which burned through $170 million.
By: Margot Patrick, Adrià Calatayud
The approaches pit Intesa and BPM against each other for control of their domestic rival, continuing a wave of dealmaking activity in Italy’s banking industry.
By: Joe Wallace, Margot Patrick, Ben Dummett
Italian bank UniCredit is edging closer to its goal of taking over German rival Commerzbank, a landmark deal that would create a pan-European financial giant.
Europeans got richer last year, but they're still not even halfway to the average wealth enjoyed by Americans, according to UBS's Global Wealth Report. European average wealth per adult last year was $337,083, compared with $696,277 in the U.S. Year on year, wealth gain was 17% in Western Europe an
By: Ben Dummett, Margot Patrick
Italian banker Andrea Orcel did something few thought possible: He outsmarted the Germans on their home turf.
By: Ben Dummett, Margot Patrick
UniCredit on Wednesday said it likely won voting control of Commerzbank shares, after building its stake to just under 50% in an open tender offer.
