Background and Format Mergermarket is a subscription-based, round-the-clock news wire service - similar to The Associated Press, Bloomberg and Reuters - that caters exclusively to the global investment community, with more than 300 reporters and 120,000 world-wide subscribers. Articles are posted to the secure website 24/7 and also delivered via e-mail and mobile device alerts. Their journalists are based in 65 locations across the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle-East and Africa, and report mainly on corporate growth strategy via interviews with CEOs of public and private companies, focusing mainly on how their company plans to grow in the next two years: organically, inorganically - or a combination of both? What are its core products and services? What makes it unique? How is it competing in today's market? What economic, political and regulatory factors are driving growth or consolidation in the space? They also write trend and analysis pieces based off these and other conversations with industry sources. Mergermarket, a former division of The Financial Times, is now a portfolio company of London-based BC Partners. They are based in New York, the UK, and Hong Kong, and 100% funded by subscribers. Audience and Readership For those involved in mergers and acquisitions who require intelligence and news including corporations; investment banks, private equity and venture capital firms; and law firms, accounting firms and other advisors Monthly Unique Users Source: Publisher. Other Information The best way for PRs to help is by setting up interviews and meetings with CEOs and M&A practitioners. When getting in touch, PRs should go directly to the reporters across the different sectors. Gorkana Meets… Beranger Guille, Editor EMEA, Mergermarket 12 June 2015 The write up can be found here   Gorkana UK Financial Alert: Tuesday 11th July 2017 Mergermarket Group, a provider of business intelligence and research for fixed income, transactions, infrastructure, compliance and equities, has relaunched under the brand name Acuris. The company is globally recognised through its portfolio of brands, with 700+ reporters, analysts and developers covering financial markets throughout Europe, Asia and America. Acuris has 17 offices globally, including three headquarters in London, New York and Hong Kong. The full announcement can be found here.   Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 2 June 2015 Mergermarket Group has moved to a new address. The media company, which publishes among other titles Debtwire CEEMEA, an online publication providing news and data on high yield, distressed and restructuring situations in the CEEMEA region, is now based at 10 Queen Street Place, London, EC4R 1BE. The switchboard number is +44 (0)20 3741 1188. Gorkana Alert: Monday 8 December 2014 Arezki Yaïche has been appointed as a Financial Journalist based in Paris, France, covering small and midcap companies for the international financial newswire Mergermarket. He was previously a

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

The Deal is written for corporate and technology dealmakers, their advisers and investors. Editorial content covers financial transactions like venture capital, IPOs, private equity, M&A and bankruptcy/restructuring. Also includes analysis, profiles and information on financial, technological, legal and accounting structures of newsworthy organizations. Analysis includes insight into deals as they evolve and shape the world's markets. Offers perspective on a range of financials transactions and the dealmakers behind them through its signature columns, scoreboard charts, tables and comprehensive sections. Pitch Notes: Send details of breaking news immediately, they do respect embargoes. They will cover all sizes of companies but prefer larger deals. Deals must be above $1Million. They like speaking with C-Level executives with knowledge of all details of the deal. Include $amount, company information and the identity of the investors. Contact editors with general queries. Pitch reporters and journalists for daily news stories. They all prefer contact by email. Topics Covered Include: Mergers & acquisitions, auctions, financings, bankruptcies & restructurings, antitrust & regulation, international markets, middle market, private equity, corporate governance and IPOs. The Deal DOES accept bylined articles/submissions.

Background and Format: IJGblobal covers the development and financing of energy and infrastructure assets. It has bureaus in three cities - London, New York and Hong Kong. Its coverage includes power, renewables, transport, social infrastructure, oil and gas, telecoms, water and mining, as well as infrastructure funds and new investors. Audience and Readership: It is read by - International Law Firms, Project Sponsors, Institutional Investors, Financial Advisers, Technical Advisers, Development Banks, Government Agencies, Insurance companies and Management Consultants Deadline: There is no set deadline   Time of Publication: There are joint issues in April/May, July/August and December/January Frequency: There are 9 issues a year Circulation: No figure available Other Information: For peoples moves releases please email peoplenews@ijglobal.com. IJGlobal does NOT accept guest articles anymore.    Gorkana Alert: Tuesday 15 April 2014 Euromoney Institutional Investor has completed the merger of Infrastructure Journal and Project Finance, and is relaunching the product as IJGlobal. The merged title will continue to cover the development and financing of energy and infrastructure assets. It will have bureaus in three cities - London, New York and Hong Kong - and coverage of power, renewables, transport, social infrastructure, oil and gas, telecoms, water and mining, as well as infrastructure funds and new investors. IJGlobal's editorial staff is as follows: Tom Nelthorpe, formerly Project Finance's Editor, is now Executive Editor and can be reached on +44 (0)20 7779 8848 and tom.nelthorpe@ijglobal.com Brian Eckhouse, formerly Project Finance's Deputy/Americas Editor, is now Magazine Editor and can be reached on +1 (212) 224 3426 and brian.eckhouse@ijglobal.com Sarah Tame, formerly Infrastructure Journal's News Editor, is now Editor and can be reached on +44 (0)20 7779 8232 and sarah.tame@ijglobal.com Jon Whiteaker, formerly Project Finance's News Editor, is now Deputy and EMEA Editor and can be reached on +44 (0)20 7779 8554 and jon.whiteaker@ijglobal.com Thomas Blott, formerly Project Finance's Asia-Pacific Editor, becomes Asia-Pacific Editor and can be reached on +852 2912 8052 and thomas.blott@ijglobal.com Sakshi Sharma, formerly Infrastructure Journal's Senior Reporter - EMEA Infrastructure becomes Americas Editor and can be reached for now on +44 (0)20 7779 8976 and sakshi.sharma@ijglobal.com Jamie Bullen joins from InsuranceERM to become Senior Reporter, Asia-Pacific and can be reached for now on +44 (0)20 7779 8794 and jamie.bullen@ijglobal.com Rosie Fitzmaurice, formerly Latin America Reporter on Infrastructure Journal, is now Senior Reporter, Latin America and can be reached on +44 (0)207 779 8034 and rosie.fitzmaurice@ijglobal.com Alexandra Dockreay, formerly Europ

Background and Format: Waters Technology is a monthly magazine, Since its launch in 1993, it has been relied on by financial technology professionals worldwide for focused, in-depth coverage of financial market data and technology. The financial services industry spends more on technology than any other. Banks and investment banks — whether global or regional — rely on technology to help keep their traders ahead of the competition. As firms trade up their systems, Waters defines the challenges that the top global financial services confront, be they old school issues like trading room systems and operations or new business propositions like consortia portals and e-commerce spin-offs. As Waters Technology covers the current moves in the market, there is no editorial calendar but they do publish reports. It is based in London and New York. It is aimed at financial technology professionals. Their copy deadline falls in the first week of the month. Circulation: Source: Publisher Ad Rates: More information can be found at http://solutions.risk.net/