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Jason Corcoran

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Dublin, London
As seen in: LinkedIn, MSN Ireland, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg News, Business Insider, MSN India, The Guardian, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Substack and
Covers:  investment, investment banks, ukraine, georgia, russia, finance, politics, banking, corporate governance, breaking news, moscow, kazakhstan
Doesn't Cover: fishing, toxic chemical reform
Author of the book, Leaving Russia, published in May 2026. Journalist for Sunday Times (UK), Business Insider (US), Moscow Times, Irish Independent. LFC 🏆

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Jason Corcoran’s Biography

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Russia and CIS specialist who has worked for Bloomberg and Dow Jones/ Wall Street Journal and whose work has appeared in the Washington Post, the Sunday Times, the Guardian, the Irish Times, the Independent, the Times and the Irish Independent. I cover news, business, technology, Irish/UK politics, Brexit, sport, World Cup 2018, culture and uncontrollable meteors that occasionally crash to earth.

Jason Corcoran’s Journalist Portfolio

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World's Top Financial Firms Exit Russia as Economy Slumps

World's Top Financial Firms Exit Russia as Economy Slumps

From Franklin Templeton Investments to BNP Paribas SA, global financial firms that once pushed to expand in R…

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Evercore Halts Dealmaking With VTB Capital Amid Sanctions

Evercore Halts Dealmaking With VTB Capital Amid Sanctions

Evercore Partners Inc., the merger-advisory firm founded by Roger Altman, is ending a relationship with VTB C…

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Russia Terminates Contract With National Soccer Coach Capello

Russia Terminates Contract With National Soccer Coach Capello

Russia agreed with national soccer team coach Fabio Capello to end his contract early as the country tries to…

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Ireland Delays Quinn's Russian Asset Sale After Prices Dived

Ireland Delays Quinn's Russian Asset Sale After Prices Dived

Ireland is postponing the sale of Russian and Ukrainian assets accumulated from the family of the former bill…

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Russian Banks Scale Back London Growth Plans as Sanctions Bite

Russian Banks Scale Back London Growth Plans as Sanctions Bite

Russia's biggest lenders are scaling back their London investment banking ambitions as sanctions curb deal-ma…

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Russia Investment Banking Fees Evaporate as Sanctions Halt Deals

Russia Investment Banking Fees Evaporate as Sanctions Halt Deals

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citigroup Inc. are among securities firms that have seen Russian investment bank…

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Krym miał być symbolem triumfu Putina. Dziś staje się kosztownym obciążeniem. To cios w mit siły Kremla [OPINIA]

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By Jason Corcoran Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
Autor jest dziennikarzem zajmującym się tematyką gospodarczą i polityczną w Rosji oraz krajach Wspólnoty Niepodległych Państw (WNP). Tego lata żaden z naszych przyjaciół ani krewnych, którzy nadal mieszkają w Rosji, nie spędzi wakacji na Krymie. Wielu z nich nadal to robiło po rozpoczęciu pełnej inwazji Rosji, kiedy Europa zamknęła się na rosyjskich turystów, a ceniony przez prezydenta Władimira Putina półwysep stał się popularnym kurortem nadmorskim pomimo sporadycznych ataków dronów.
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Even If Ukraine Doesn't Recapture Crimea, Kyiv Has Damaged Russia's Credibility

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| The Moscow Times Verified
This summer, none of our friends or relatives still in Russia will holiday in Crimea. Many continued doing so after Russia's full-scale invasion, when Europe closed to Russian travellers and President Vladimir Putin's prized peninsula became a popular beach destination despite the occasional drone attack. Now, intensifying Ukrainian drone strikes, fuel shortages and mounting disruption have made even Crimea an unattractive place to spend a summer holiday.
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Europe Should Beat Russia at Its Own Nationalization Game Original

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| The Moscow Times Verified
Europe is facing growing political and social pressure to move beyond sanctions and asset freezes toward something far more consequential in its economic war with Russia: nationalizing strategic Russian industrial assets operating in Ireland, Finland and other parts of Europe. Two cases now sit at the center of that debate: Aughinish in Limerick, Ireland, and nickel operations linked to Finland’s industrial ecosystem and Nornickel, both ultimately controlled by Russian oligarchs.
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the Daily Star

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no

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