Martin Strydom is a Business News Editor at The Times. He has extensive experience covering the intricacies of finance, commodities, and energy, with a focus on topics such as energy trading, renewable energy, and mining operations since 1998. Martin's insights and analyses have also been featured in The Post and The Times.
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Martin Strydom’s coverage is heavily focused on the finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on citing data, government announcements, and investment analysis. This suggests that he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to economic trends supported by robust and reliable data.
Given his focus on investment analysis and government announcements in relation to finance and the economy, Martin may respond well to pitches from financial analysts or economists who can provide insights into market trends, interest rates, or specific industries such as manufacturing and construction.
As for geographic focus, while it's not explicitly stated, given the nature of economic news covered (e.g., UK economy), focusing on relevant national or international economic implications could be effective when reaching out to him.
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The wealth manager faces a potential £1 billion hit as it implements regulatory rules designed to ensure customers are treated fairly
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The FTSE 100 telecoms company has been looking at options to boost growth at the troubled international operation
Maker of Dunhill cigarettes, which is pushing into vapes and nicotine pouches, is axing 5,500 roles and moving 3,500 people over to strategic partners
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A shareholder advisory group has criticised a plan by the water company to hand Louise Beardmore a £435,000 annual allowance to counter the clampdown on bonuses
Millions of motorists may be forced to wait until next year to find out if they will be paid compensation by the financial regulator’s £9 billion redress plan
Shares in the online grocer slide after the board confirmed Tim Steiner will remain chief executive for 18 months before transitioning to a founder role
The Lloyds house price index showed prices rose 0.2 per cent in June, with expectations that lower borrowing costs will bolster demand
Ofcom delivers record fine after finding company deliberately kept callers on hold and needlessly transferred them to other departments
