International Financing Review is a weekly publication offering news, views and opinion covering every aspect of the capital markets; it is read by markets professionals worldwide. The editorial team can be contacted individually.

Risk.net is a financial risk management news & analysis online gateway. It provides access to a range of premium content covering the international financial risk management sector. The premium content includes over fifty additional news articles from Risk.net brands including Asia Risk, Energy Risk, Insurance Risk, Operational Risk & Regulation, Risk and Structured Products. Audience and Readership: For risk management, derivatives & regulation professionals globally. Awards: 2019 - AOP Digital Publishing Awards, Best Online Brand: B2B (winner)  2019 - AOP Digital Publishing Awards, Best Digital Publishing Innovation: Selling Engaged Time Or Cost Per Hour (CPH) To The Banking Industry (nominated)  2017 - PPA Awards, Business Information Brand of the Year (nominated) 2017 - AOP Digital Publishing Awards, Best Online Media Property / Brand B2B (nominated) 2017 - British Media Awards, Event of the Year: Risk USA (nominated) 2017 - British Media Awards, Media Brand of the Year (nominated) 2016 - AOP Digital Publishing Awards, Best Online Media Property / Brand (B2B) (nominated) 2016 - AOP Digital Publishing Awards, Digital Editorial / Audience Development Team of the Year (B2B) (nominated) 2012 - AOP Awards, Website - Business (nominated)

FundFire.com covers the institutional investment and high net worth asset management industries, both nationally and globally. It is updated daily and is geared towards asset management professionals, plan sponsors, and institutional investors. Articles cover pension funds, hedge funds, mergers and acquisitions, corporate leaders, real estate equity, and retirement planning options. Access to the site requires a subscription. Fundfire.com is updated daily. There is no deadline for press releases, but the editor requests that they be sent as soon as possible as the site competes with several other financial Web sites. The site accepts press releases sent by e-mail to editorial@fundfire.com. FundFire.com will only disclose traffic and circulation rates once a prospective PR or advertising company has personally contacted the site. Contact the advertising department for advertising rates. The site does not publish an editorial calendar. FundFire covers people moves on a rotation basis. Feel free to send the press release to an Editor who will make sure it gets to the person for that time. FundFire DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. It cant be a promo for the writer. It must make a specific point and back up the point. It can not be too technical, for example, it can’t go too deep into issues such as mean variance or Black Scholes. It should be about 600 words to 700 words. Contact the interactive editor. Media Alert: Wednesday 29th April 2009 Bright Ideas is a new interactive feature on FundFire highlighting the latest strategies for surviving and thriving in a rapidly changing marketplace. Since March, it has published a weekly series of tips from across the institutional and high-net-worth asset management space which focuses on career development, sales, marketing and operations. Stories will be updated with reader comments as they come in to brightideas@fundfire.com

Previously titled EuroWeek, GlobalCapital is a weekly magazine that provides information on the global capital markets spanning Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa and the Americas. Since relaunching as GlobalCapital in February 2014, the title has incorporated AsiaMoney, Derivatives Week and Total Securitization. It is published by Euromoney Institutional Investor plc. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at capital markets professionals Deadline: The editorial deadline is Thursday, in the week before Easter the deadline is on a Wednesday. Time of Publication: The magazine is published on Friday. Frequency: Weekly, plus daily email bulletins covering EM, FIG, loans, leveraged loans, corporate bonds, SSA bonds, derivatives, equities and structured finance in the EU and US. Distribution: The magazine is available via subscription in print and digital format.

Background and Format: Dealreporter is an independent proprietary intelligence service that covers all aspects of public M&A in North America, Latin America, Europe and Eastern Europe (CEE), MENA and the Asia-Pacific region. The content is tailored to the Hedge Fund and buy side community, and covers news ranging from the announcement of deals to spin-offs, and the evaluation of market rumours on anticipated transactions. Also among the topics covered are equity and leverage finance, structured products, derivative strategies and convertible securities. Audience and Readership: Targets instutional investors, including hedge funds managers, as well as investment banks, sovereign wealth funds, quasi-governmental instutitions and family offices. Deadline: Editorial content is produced continually online, so there is no fixed deadline for submissions. Monthly Unique Users: They do not disclose a Monthly Unique Users figure. Ad Rates: There is no advertising information available Other Information: It is usually best to target the most relevant individual contact. Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Monday 28 March 2011 dealReporter, a Financial Times Group publication, has formally launched a Russia desk. The Russia desk provides a combination of intelligence and research on equities in Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan. The product focuses primarily on providing exclusive intelligence on event-driven situations, but will widen its editorial remit to include insight into longer-term company strategy, the macroeconomic outlook and the trading environment.The platform will be run by Oliver Adelman, Deputy Editor of dealReporter EEMEA and CIS Bureau Chief Rob Hartley. Oliver can be reached on +44 (0)20 7010 6228 and oliver.adelman@dealreporter.com and Rob can be reached on +7 925 134 8526 and rob.hartley@dealreporter.com