PR Newswire's Business & Finance Media Pitching Kit 2021 (APAC Edition) Shares News and Trends on the Radar of Journalists
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HONG KONG, Dec. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/--
PR Newswire launched its Business & Finance Media Pitching Kit 2021 (APAC
Edition) today, offering insights for brands pitching to business and finance
media amidst a global economic outlook that remains clouded by uncertainties.
As the economy is reeling from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, many brands
have shifted their business priorities and accelerated their digital
transformation. Over the past year, there has been an increased use of digital
currencies, and more brands are prioritizing Environmental, Social & Governance
(ESG) initiatives.
The wave of changes has presented brands with many opportunities to share their
stories with journalists who demand timely data and C-suite perspectives. For
this media pitching kit, PR Newswire interviewed 19 business and finance
editors and journalists across 9 markets in the Asia-Pacific region. They
provided an inside look into the types of content that would entice them to
follow up on press releases, the challenges of reporting while working
remotely, and emerging trends they are looking to cover more in the coming
year.
Download the kit here (
or start with the key takeaways below.
1. Spotlight on business and finance trends shaped by COVID-19
Journalists are keen to report on trends such as the digital transformation of
enterprises, real estate price hikes, the rise of e-commerce and ESG.
"ESG and alternative investments are definite trends in the next year as
investors hunt for higher yield. However, we don't want to neglect fixed income
and equities which continue to take up a large part of investor portfolios, so
we will continue to cover these, albeit to a slightly smaller degree," said
Natalie Koh, News Editor, AsianInvestor.
"With a new wave of the pandemic, it is likely that 2022 will be another year
in which investors look to real estate as a safe haven, and the market will
continue to set new price peaks," said Pham Thi Diep Anh, Business Editor and
Reporter, VTV24.
2. Focus on the future of business and finance
Hot topics on the radar of business and finance journalists include digital
banking, fintech, blockchain and burgeoning trends like electric vehicles and
renewable energy. Countries or companies that make successful developments in
these areas will be closely watched.
"Digital banking, electric vehicles, smart cities, and renewable energy - these
topics are important to our readers because they represent the future of the
economy," Kamarul Azhar, Assistant Editor, The Edge.
"Blockchain is an emerging powerhouse. All industries and businesses are
increasingly devoted to discovering the possibility of blockchain applications,
ranging from real estate, banking, to logistics and supply chain," said Michael
Ng, Features Journalist, HK101.
3. Keep a close eye on business forecasts
As markets react to the uncertain COVID-19 situation, journalists are looking
to meet the needs of audiences, who want forecasts to make sound decisions on
financial investments such as stocks, bonds, gold and digital currency.
"Readers want forecasts to make moves in financial and business investment. New
models and ideas will always be interesting.," said Nguyen Vien Thong, Business
Editor and Journalist, VNExpress.
"I look forward to more interpretation and analysis based on various companies'
data, including but not limited to financial, business, user, and industry
data," Yue Qi, Editor-in-Chief, National Business Daily.
4. Wanted: uplifting stories from the business and finance community
Reporters are increasingly looking out for inspiring stories and useful tips on
achieving successful leadership. Views from business leaders are also
attractive if they can share specific learnings and personal anecdotes from
their careers.
"As a part of a larger society, the media must evolve in an effort to keep
people's spirits and motivation high, especially in a time of crisis. We
accomplish this by writing about successful business enterprises, executives,
and businessmen who not only survived during the pandemic, but even thrived,"
said Kormensius Barus, Chief Editor, Industry.co.id.
"There will be more coverage on insights from business leaders in Asia who
share their biggest lessons from their career that they can pass on to others.
As the ecosystem grows, it is important to have a platform where people can
learn from others so they can grow into leadership roles," said Taro Ishida,
Partnerships Manager, KrASIA.
Other key pitching tips from the media include preparing C-suite executives for
virtual media interviews, providing data-rich press materials as well as paying
attention to key metrics to measure the success and impact of stories.
To get a deep dive into reporting on the business and finance industry,
download the PR Newswire's Business & Finance Pitching Kit 2021 (APAC Edition)
here (
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