Sponsored Newsletter Editions

Money & Moves offers underwritten newsletter editions that allow organisations to support independent analysis on topics shaping business, markets, and strategy.

Sponsors may propose the topic or question to be explored; Money & Moves retains full editorial control over research, framing, and conclusions.

This model enables sponsors to connect with objective, credible thinking and market insight—without compromising editorial independence or reader trust.

How it works

1. Sponsor proposes a topic or analytical request

2. Money & Moves conducts independent research and analysis

3. A Money & Moves edition is written and published. The sponsor may review for factual accuracy only (not tone or conclusions)

4. The edition is disclosed as underwritten (named or anonymous)

Sponsorship disclosure

All underwritten editions are clearly disclosed. Sponsors may choose to be named or anonymous.

Disclosure examples:

• Supported by [Sponsor]

• Supported by a Money & Moves Partner.

In all cases, Money & Moves retains full editorial independence.

What sponsors get

• Association with a respected, independent finance and strategy publication

• Thought-leadership positioning on issues that matter to decision-makers

• A durable public asset that can be shared internally and externally

• Reach into a senior audience of business leaders, investors, and executives

What sponsors do not get

• Control over conclusions or opinions

• Promotional or advertorial copy

• Headline or framing approval

This independence is what gives the sponsorship its value.

What’s included (per edition)

• One Money & Moves newsletter edition

• Clear sponsorship disclosure (named or anonymous)

• Distribution to the full Money & Moves subscriber base,

• Distribution on social media with over 30,000 followers, amplifying the edition

Indicative Analysis Menu

Typically, Money & Moves covered the following types of topics

1. Company or Sector Performance Analysis

2. Corporate Actions & Strategic Moves – M&A, restructurings, capital raises, listings or delistings

3. Business Model & Unit Economics – pricing power, cost structures, working capital, and currency exposure

4. Market Structure & Competition – formal vs informal sector dynamics, barriers to entry, competitive pressure

5. Policy & Regulatory Impact on Companies – FX rules, taxation, regulation, and behavioural responses

Find out more / Pricing enquiries
For more information or pricing enquiries, please contact:

• tmukogo@gmail.com

• tinashe.mukogo@insead.edu