Background and Format: The website covers news, information and analysis about startups and technology in Europe, and is aimed at innovators and entrepreneurs. Media Alerts UK B2B / Finance Alert: Monday 20th May 2019 The Financial Times has changed office to Bracken House, 1 Friday Street, London, EC4M 9BT. The FT was previously based there until 1989 when it moved to Southwark Bridge. Phone numbers remain the same. The move also affects sister titles fDi Magazine, Financial Adviser, Ignites Europe, Investors Chronicle, MandateWire, Money Management, Pensions Expert, Professional Wealth Management, Sifted and The Banker. UK B2B / Finance Alert: Wednesday 6th February 2019 A new site called Sifted has launched. Backed by the Financial Times, it covers news, information and analysis about startups and technology in Europe, and is aimed at innovators and entrepreneurs. Founded by John Thornhill, the FT’s Innovation Editor, the editorial team will be led by FT’s former Madrid Bureau Chief and Paris Correspondent Michael Stothard, who returns to London. Its new London reporting team includes Amy Lewin, who joins from Courier magazine; former HFM Technology Reporter Carly Minsky; and the FT’s Tech Reporter Maija Palmer. Mimi Billing joins the team from DI Digital and will report from Stockholm as Nordic Correspondent. The website can be viewed at sifted.eu. The team can be reached at hello@sifted.eu and found tweeting at www.twitter.com/siftedeu

Canary Media is an independent, nonprofit journalism entity dedicated to chronicling the transition to a decarbonized economy and society, with a particular focus on the transformation of the primary energy, transportation, industrial and building sectors.

Background and Information: Fintech started trending in recent years as the future of finance, of financial services, and indeed of money itself.  Fintech isn’t a business sector; it’s dozens of sectors. Everything from high street banks, investment companies, money transfer, fintech is re-engineering these sectors into their next generation. And there are new kinds of businesses emerging within fintech: crowdfunding, peer2peer lending platforms, crypto currencies, the Internet of Things, sectors that are digitally native; they didn’t exist before the internet. Audience and Readership: Those interested in finance and technology Monthly Unique User: This information is not available Ad rates: For ad rates email the editor directly on editor@thefintechtimes.com  

Background and Format: Ovum was acquired by Datamonitor in 2006, and both were subsequently acquired by Informa Plc in mid-2007. They opted to keep the Ovum brand for their technology and financial analysis centre. With a focus on the business aspects of the technology, media and telecoms industries, Ovum provides research, insight and analysis that aims to help clients identify and assess relevant business opportunities. Audience and Readership: Ovum's client base includes technology and telecoms professionals, as well as those in business, investment and financial services. Deadline: As and when articles are produced. Monthly Unique Users: They do not disclose a monthly unique user figure. Ad Rates: The website does not carry advertising. Other Information: Although Ovum is not editorial, instead providing analysis and insight from the technology and telecoms industry, they do accept relevant press releases.

Background and Format: Founded in October 2008, TMT Finance provides specialist news, research, networking and knowledge sharing events. As well as the portal, TMT products also include a newsletter, conferences, award ceremonies and market reports. They provide insight and intelligence on new opportunities in growth markets in the telecom, media and technology sectors. Audience and Readership: Senior executives from the telecom, finance and professional advisory community globally. Monthly Unique Users: The publisher does not disclose the monthly unique user figure. Ad rates: Information on ad rates are not disclosed. Other information: The TMT Finance News Newsletter is now published weekly. It used to be sent out fortnightly.