Where finance and media interesects with reality.

The Blind Spot aims to shine a light on stories being missed by the wider journalistic pack. The site focuses on finance, market and media news in both short and long form. It hopes to deliver a healthy mix of analysis and opinion-led commentary, supported by aggregation, news reporting and deep dives.

It operates in partnership with POLITICO Europe.

You can reach us on: [email protected]

Izabella Kaminska — Founder, editor

 

Izabella is an alumnus of the Financial Times, where she spent 13 years in reporting roles, most recently as the editor of FT Alphaville, the Financial Times’ award-winning markets and finance blog. Izabella was also an FT columnist and opinion writer focused on tech, finance and markets. 

Izabella started her journalistic career in 2001 as a junior reporter for the English-language newspaper the Warsaw Business Journal. She later spent time in the former Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan at the Caspian Business News. In 2003 she reported as a freelancer from Kabul, Afghanistan, before joining BP as an Associate Editor of the company’s internal magazine Horizon in 2004.

After completing the 2005 Reuters graduate trainee program, Izabella joined Platts to focus as a European natural gas markets reporter. She then went on to be a senior producer at CNBC in London, producing the channel’s flagship program Squawk Box.

Since February 2023, Izabella is also senior finance editor at Politico Europe, where she oversees the news group’s finance coverage.

With The Blind Spot Izabella is initiating a two-part plan to help reconfigure how journalistic information is organised on the Internet. 

She can be reached on: [email protected] or @izakaminska on Twitter

Dario Garcia Giner — Assistant editor and feature writer

Dario is the Blind Spot’s resident geopolitical expert and UAP consultant.

Before joining the Blind Spot as a founding member, Dario was an Associate at Kroll’s Business Intelligence and Investigations practice.

Dario has a degree in History from the University College London and an MSc in Comparative Politics from the London School of Economics.