Natalie Bannerman is a Senior Reporter at Capacity Media. She specializes in business and economics, covering themes such as law and legal affairs, litigation, HR and workforce issues, and the impact of artificial intelligence on various sectors, including financial services. Her work has been featured in Capacity Media.
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Natalie Bannerman predominantly covers press releases and private sector announcements in the telecommunications, technology, and data center sectors. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new partnerships, acquisitions, executive appointments within these industries.
Given her focus on private sector announcements and business & industry themes with a specific interest in telecommunications and technology topics like network expansion and data centers, she may be receptive to news about significant mergers or acquisitions within these sectors as well as exclusive insights from industry leaders regarding market trends or disruptive innovations.
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By: Natalie Bannerman
From ransomware to AI missteps, boards are navigating an unprecedented surge in liability exposure
By: Natalie Bannerman
New proposal for stablecoin licensing could reshape how corporate boards oversee digital asset operations
By: Natalie Bannerman
Plus Air France-KLM, Bridger Aerospace and Vera Therapeutics expand their legals teams
Regulators will monitor TD Bank’s US operations as the lender implements required AML program reforms after a $3 bn settlement
By: Natalie Bannerman
As AI adoption reaches 39 percent across compliance functions, most organizations still cannot explain its impact
By: Natalie Bannerman
Plus Tripadvisor, Braze and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners change their governance teams
By: Natalie Bannerman
This week’s governance, compliance and risk-management stories from around the web
By: Natalie Bannerman
Plus Nauticus Robotics, Geron and Prothena expand their legal teams
By: Natalie Bannerman
Shareholder organization compares rowing back core disclosure framework to the movie ‘Don’t Look Up’
By: Natalie Bannerman
Support for human capital proposals in corporate governance is rising, even when those proposals fall short. At Berkshire Hathaway, such a shareholder proposal backed by As You Sow recently won 27.7 percent support at board level.
