Oscar Hornstein is a senior reporter at UKTN. He specializes in a range of topics including financial services, technology, and healthcare, with a particular focus on BFSI, deep tech, and digital health. Oscar's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the AOP Association of Online Publishers, FinTech Weekly, and Global Advertising News.
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Oscar Hornstein's coverage appears to be focused on business and industry developments, with a specific emphasis on the UK, particularly London. His work often includes press releases and government or private sector announcements.
Given his interest in big tech, business, and industry news within the UK startup ecosystem, Oscar would likely welcome pitches related to new ventures in fintech, AI technology development by startups based in London or across the UK.
Pitches should offer unique insights into emerging trends within these sectors or provide exclusive data that supports ongoing narratives about innovation and growth. It is important to tailor content towards his focus on local (UK) businesses as it relates to broader themes of Big Tech and Business & Industry.
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UK fintech hiring is expected to rise by 14% in 2026 with the surge being driven by increased demands for payments infrastructure roles.
Caudal Energy, a startup developing renewable power systems fuelled by the tides, has secured an investment of £4.3m.
Pure Data Centres Group (Pure DC), a London-based hyperscale cloud and AI infrastructure company has secured $2.7bn (£2bn) in financing.
The British Business Bank has announced a new £50m commitment to Longwall Ventures' Fund 4, which targets early-stage deep tech companies.
Ofcom has fined Youngtek Solutions for inadequate age verification in the latest action made since the Online Safety Act came into force.
Mykor, a biotech firm turning industrial and agricultural waste into low-carbon construction products has raised £4m in new funding.
As the world scrambles to implement data strategies, the Middle East appears to be emerging as an ideal beneficiary.
Inherent, a London-based AI lab that aims to reinvent the scientific method, has emerged from stealth with a $50m (£37.2m) fund raise.
MokN, a cybersecurity company specialising in anti-credential theft, has secured a $15m (£11.1m) funding round led by Google Ventures.
The UK and France have signed a new science and technology deal that will provide funding for partnerships.
