Sarah Jacob is a Senior Editor and Anchor at various prestigious outlets. She specializes in areas such as retail, retail technology, energy and mining, finance, and trading, with a focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and global markets. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications including Fortune, Bloomberg Law, and TIME.
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Sarah Jacob's coverage spans Dutch politics and business, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation. She appears to be particularly interested in coalition talks, far-right victories, and developments within companies such as Adyen.
Given Sarah's extensive coverage of Dutch politics and related topics, she is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts or insiders who can provide insights into the political landscape in the Netherlands. Those with expertise in coalition building, economic policies & regulations would be well-positioned for effective outreach.
For businesses like Adyen or Veon that are covered extensively by Sarah, individuals able to offer insider perspectives on company strategies or those knowledgeable about stock market trends may find success when reaching out. Given her broader interest in European Commission & ING-related matters; experts familiar with these areas could also engage her effectively.
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ING Groep NV has created a new unit for private markets deals labeling the business as a “key growth” area within its wholesale banking division.
KBC Securities and Van Lanschot Kempen Investment Banking agreed to combine their equities businesses into an equal joint venture as they seek to broaden stock coverage and increase heft in their markets.
By: Maddie Parker, Sarah Jacob
Dutch discount retailer Action plans to enter the US market and tap into the growing demand for affordable products from cash-strapped Americans.
By: Sarah Jacob, Esteban Duarte
ING Groep NV is planning a significant risk transfer on €3.5 billion ($4.1 billion) of loans to projects in sectors including oil, gas and renewable power as the Netherlands’ largest lender steps up its use of such instruments.
By: Henry Ren, Sarah Jacob
ASML Holding NV will omit the one metric that has driven its share price more than any other when it reports earnings Wednesday, injecting uncertainty into a stock nearing record highs.
ASM International NV projected revenue for the second quarter that exceeded analysts’ estimates, underscoring that artificial intelligence investments are driving demand for the Dutch chip-equipment maker’s gear.
By: Sarah Jacob, Jorge Valero, Jenny Leonard
The European Union executive’s arm will meet with companies from the technology and semiconductor sector this week amid concerns from business that the bloc’s competitiveness drive is falling short.
By: Patrick Van Oosterom, Sarah Jacob
An investment tax has been unpopular with wealthy people in the Netherlands for years, but critics say a planned revamp is even worse.
By: Patrick Van Oosterom, Sarah Jacob
Die Niederlande bereiten sich auf eine neue Steuer auf Buchgewinne vor, was in der Öffentlichkeit und in der Politik auf Widerstand stößt. Es ist eine weitere Front im internationalen Bestreben, die Reichen stärker zur Kasse zu bitten.
ING Groep NV reported better-than-expected profit for the first quarter as both lending income and fees increased. The Netherlands’ largest bank also unveiled a fresh €1 billion ($1.17 billion) share buyback plan.
