With ransomware attacks on the rise, boards evaluate how much cyber insurance they need
Some prefer to rely on backups rather than insurance coverage.
Naimish Keswani
I'm a data journalist trained at Cardiff University's School of Journalism, Media, and Culture (JOMEC). Passionate about storytelling, my work utilizes data to identify trends, and also focuses on the humans behind the numbers. A business journalist at heart, I've covered the UK economy and the impact of Covid-19 on small businesses.
Currently, I work as a reporter for REFI at With Intelligence, covering private equity real estate, focusing on fund launches, closes, and people moves. Prior to that, I was a reporter for Fund Directions, another With publication, covering SEC regulation impacting mutual funds and ETFs for a fund board audience.
Before moving to Cardiff, I was based in Mumbai, where I was a news producer with Business Television India (BTVI) for two years. I've also had brief stints at Business Insider, BBC India, Arré, and Better Photography magazine.
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A Decade Of Turnarounds: Is M&S’ Latest Effort Yielding Results?
The big blow came in September last year, when the company was relegated from the FTSE 100. While revenues have been fairly consistent, profits have seen sharp cuts, which raises one simple question: is their latest plan really working?
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