Morwenna Coniam is a Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News in London. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on global markets and international finance, drawing on her diverse experiences from previous roles in Dublin, New York City, and Hong Kong. Morwenna's work has been featured in notable publications including Bloomberg-Quint, TIME, Yahoo Finance, and The Washington Post.
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Morwenna consistently covers national Irish politics, finance, and business with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider offering insights or commentary regarding recent developments in investment, real estate, corporate governance as well as the evolving political landscape in Ireland.
Given Morwenna's coverage attributes and themes covered, she may be interested in hearing from experts who can provide analysis of financial data trends related to investments or real estate within Ireland. Additionally, she might also welcome perspectives on the impact of governmental decisions on businesses and commercial properties.
Considering that Morwenna focuses primarily on national issues within Ireland rather than international ones, pitches should align closely with this geographic focus for better relevance.
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What might be coming up in next week’s UK budget and what could it mean for your money?
By: Morwenna Coniam, Rachel Evans, Sam Unsted, Kit Rees
FTSE 100 Live Q&A: What to Watch in UK Markets After a Chaotic Year
By: Lucy White, Caroline Hepker, John Stepek, Morwenna Coniam
What Keir Starmer Turmoil Means For Markets, Gilts, Pound: Live Q&A
By: Allegra Stratton, Morwenna Coniam
He doesn’t appear to have considered that a by-election would pause the parliamentary probe, not end it.
There’s been so much noise of late that it might be useful to end the week with a recap.
Andy Burnham has yet to announce his choice for UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, but among the presumptive next prime minister’s leading candidates, Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is seen as the least market-friendly choice, according to the latest Bloomberg Markets Live Pulse survey.
By: Allegra Stratton, Morwenna Coniam
Can Burnham Make Britain Believe Again? He Has Three Years To Try... Starting Now
