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Rebecca Ungarino
Finance Reporter at Business Insider
Rebecca Ungarino is a finance reporter based in New York covering the wealth and asset management industries for Business Insider. She has been reporting on these industries since July 2019, focusing on breaking news and coverage of major firms like Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, UBS, Wells Fargo, and BlackRock. Prior to this, she covered individual equities, IPOs, corporate earnings, and market trends for Business Insider's markets desk. Rebecca has also worked at CNBC and CNBC.com, producing markets coverage. She holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Baruch College, City University of New York (CUNY) and is deeply rooted in New York as a fourth-generation New Yorker and a third-generation CUNY graduate.
Rebecca's experience spans various media organizations, including roles as an Investigative Reporting Intern at NBC News, Digital Features Intern at CNBC, Research Assistant at The New York Times, Editor in Chief at Dollars & Sense, and General Assignment Reporting Intern at amNewYork. She has also held positions within CUNY, such as an Administrative Assistant at the Department of Journalism and the Writing Professions at Baruch College. Rebecca's diverse background contributes to her well-rounded understanding of journalism and finance.
Through her work, Rebecca Ungarino demonstrates a deep knowledge of finance, markets, and asset management. She is known for her insightful reporting, breaking news, and in-depth coverage of industry trends. Her academic background combined with extensive practical experience positions her as a trusted source in the financial journalism space. Rebecca's tenure at Business Insider and CNBC showcases her dedication to providing valuable insights to her audience and staying at the forefront of financial news.
For media inquiries or further information, Rebecca Ungarino can be contacted at (646) 768-4711 or via email at [email protected]. Additionally, she can be reached through messaging on various platforms including Signal.
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Proud that we've published a buncha Wall Street scoops for Barron's this week. Please reach out if you have something to share about Citi, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, JPMorganChase, or other firms I've spent the most time reporting on lately.
And if you read a story I recently wrote and think I missed something, didn't get the full story, or should be looking at something new, please tell me. I can only do my job right because smart, thoughtful people take the time to flag something to a reporter!
I am [email protected] and [email protected] and my personal cell number is the same for Signal. Always confidential.
Scoop for Barron's: Citi is nearing a deal to sell its trust business, a 200-person unit within its private bank, the bank confirmed to Barron’s on Thursday.
The plan is part of a complex, multiyear turnaround effort that Citi CEO Jane Fraser is overseeing across the firm. Deal's codename: "Project Mango."
Lots of new details in here. Please send me feedback and tell me if I'm missing anything via DM or at [email protected]. #privatebank
