dR Russia Desk launches Russia and CIS intelligence service
21 March 2011 Moscow
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dealReporter, a Financial Times Group company, has launched its new Russia and CIS intelligence service, the Russia Desk.
The Russian government’s drive to integrate the country further into international capital markets and a healthy pipeline of new listings from the private sector are creating stronger demand for reliable intelligence from the region.
“The aim is to leverage our existing pool of industry sources around the world and locally to help money manager better understand unsystematic risk in the region. The only way to achieve this is to have a local view in the context of a global market,” said dealReporter global editor-in-chief Yanita Morris.”
The Russia Desk will offer exclusive and detailed reporting and analysis of top stocks in Russia, as well as Ukraine and Kazakhstan.
With a dedicated team of journalists on the ground in Moscow, Kiev and Astana, as well as correspondents throughout Asia, Europe and the US, the Russia Desk will combine dedicated reporting in the local market, with a solid international perspective.
The new service will leverage dealReporter’s global expertise in pre-empting and analyzing major corporate events, such as M&A and capital markets transactions.
As part of its unique offering, the Russia desk will interview key figures in the worlds of business and politics, specifically focusing on the country’s changing corporate governance and policies.
Using its global access to buy side investors, the Russia Desk will keep tabs on daily trading trends in key regional exchanges and provide commentary on who, how and what is moving the market.
In addition to proprietary news coverage, readers will get an access to an experienced team of in- house analysts producing cutting-edge research on companies in the Russia Desk universe.
“The pace of integration into international capital markets by Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan has created an urgent demand for quality information from those countries,” said CIS Bureau Chief, Rob Hartley.
“The Russia Desk aims to give expert insight to financial markets players with an interest in CIS equities,” Hartley added.
“The Russia Desk will move beyond the on-diary news provided by most wire services, and instead speak exclusively to the oligarchs, traders and politicians that are shaping policy in Russia today,” said Oliver Adelman, dealReporter EEMEA deputy editor for Eastern Europe, Russia and the CIS.
The Russian government’s drive to integrate the country further into international capital markets and a healthy pipeline of new listings from the private sector are creating stronger demand for reliable intelligence from the region.
“The aim is to leverage our existing pool of industry sources around the world and locally to help money manager better understand unsystematic risk in the region. The only way to achieve this is to have a local view in the context of a global market,” said dealReporter global editor-in-chief Yanita Morris.”
The Russia Desk will offer exclusive and detailed reporting and analysis of top stocks in Russia, as well as Ukraine and Kazakhstan.
With a dedicated team of journalists on the ground in Moscow, Kiev and Astana, as well as correspondents throughout Asia, Europe and the US, the Russia Desk will combine dedicated reporting in the local market, with a solid international perspective.
The new service will leverage dealReporter’s global expertise in pre-empting and analyzing major corporate events, such as M&A and capital markets transactions.
As part of its unique offering, the Russia desk will interview key figures in the worlds of business and politics, specifically focusing on the country’s changing corporate governance and policies.
Using its global access to buy side investors, the Russia Desk will keep tabs on daily trading trends in key regional exchanges and provide commentary on who, how and what is moving the market.
In addition to proprietary news coverage, readers will get an access to an experienced team of in- house analysts producing cutting-edge research on companies in the Russia Desk universe.
“The pace of integration into international capital markets by Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan has created an urgent demand for quality information from those countries,” said CIS Bureau Chief, Rob Hartley.
“The Russia Desk aims to give expert insight to financial markets players with an interest in CIS equities,” Hartley added.
“The Russia Desk will move beyond the on-diary news provided by most wire services, and instead speak exclusively to the oligarchs, traders and politicians that are shaping policy in Russia today,” said Oliver Adelman, dealReporter EEMEA deputy editor for Eastern Europe, Russia and the CIS.
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