Saijel Kishan is a journalist for Bloomberg, with articles appearing in various publications including Crain's Cleveland Business, BNN Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance. Saijel covers a wide range of topics, including insurance, finance, technology, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.
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Saijel Kishan's articles predominantly cover politics, government, and business, with a focus on investment analysis, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Based on this coverage breakdown, Saijel would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to the intersection of these themes and topics.
Given the range of topics covered by Saijel including hedge funds, ESG strategies, oil markets and young investors' attitudes towards investments; experts who can provide nuanced insights into these areas would likely resonate well with her. Given that there is a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation in their coverage attributes as well as multiple articles focusing on specific lawsuits or regulatory issues involving companies like BlackRock or solar energy credits under Biden administration tax incentives; sources with expertise in law or regulations affecting businesses could also find traction when reaching out to them.
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By: Saijel Kishan
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By: Saijel Kishan, Tim Quinson
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