Ortenca Aliaj is a journalist and M&A Correspondent for the Financial Times. She covers a wide range of topics in the financial industry, including hedge funds, activist investors, and corporate mergers and acquisitions. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Ortenca Aliaj's coverage predominantly revolves around the business and finance sectors, with a focus on hedge funds, investments, and activist investors. She frequently covers private sector announcements, press releases, and investment analysis. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas.
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By: Patrick Temple-West, Antoine Gara, Ortenca Aliaj
Veteran activist cites loss of confidence in winding down of environmental and social fund manager
By: Harriet Agnew, Anna Nicolaou, Christopher Grimes, Ortenca Aliaj
Activist hedge fund Trian Partners plans to nominate two candidates to Walt Disney’s board of directors, intensifying a campaign against the media group that is expected to be one of the most contested proxy battles in years. Trian will put forward its co-founder Nelson Peltz and former Disney executive Jay Rasulo at the company’s annual shareholder meeting next year, it said on Thursday. “The root cause of Disney’s underperformance, in our view, is a board that is too closely connected to a long-tenured [chief executive] and too disconnected from shareholders’ interests,” Trian wrote in a statement.
By: Christopher Grimes, Harriet Agnew, Anna Nicolaou, Ortenca Aliaj
Activist hedge fund Trian Partners plans to nominate two candidates to Walt Disney’s board of directors, intensifying a campaign against the media group that is expected to be one of the most contested proxy battles in years. Trian will put forward its co-founder Nelson Peltz and former Disney executive Jay Rasulo at the company’s annual shareholder meeting next year, it said on Thursday. “The root cause of Disney’s underperformance, in our view, is a board that is too closely connected to a long-tenured [chief executive] and too disconnected from shareholders’ interests,” Trian wrote in a statement.
By: Costas Mourselas, Harriet Agnew, Ortenca Aliaj
Millennium alumnus has tempered his ambitions after initially aiming for industry’s biggest ever debut
An SEC rule change giving shareholders more power to exert influence threatens to shake up corporate governance in the US
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By: Patrick Temple-West, Ortenca Aliaj
An SEC rule change giving shareholders more power to exert influence threatens to shake up corporate governance in the US
By: Sujeet Indap, Eric Platt, Anna Mutoh, Ortenca Aliaj
The co-working entrepreneur has made a late entry into an already complex bankruptcy process
Plus, Altice’s fight with creditors and the incredible turnaround of Carvana
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By: Antoine Gara Ortenca, Stephanie, Mary
Shares of company behind former president's Truth Social platform rise 16% in first day of trading
By: Ortenca Aliaj
Nir Bar Dea says he had overhauled the firm after just a year in charge, in a bid to restore investment performance and mark a break from founder Ray Dalio.
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