Have a question about one of our profiles, spotted a figure that needs correcting, or want to suggest someone we should cover next? We would love to hear from you — just fill in the form below and we will get back to you.
If you are reporting an error, it really helps to include the article link and a reliable source where possible. That way we can verify the details and update the page quickly.
We also welcome partnership, press and advertising enquiries. Please note that we cannot share personal contact details of the public figures we write about, and we do not provide financial advice.
We read every message personally and aim to reply within two to three working days. Corrections and time-sensitive tips are handled first, so if your message is urgent, say so in the subject line and we will get to it as quickly as we can.
A few things we are unable to help with: we cannot forward messages to the people we profile, we cannot verify rumours without a credible public source, and we never accept payment for coverage or for a guaranteed positive write-up. Messages of this kind will not receive a reply.
Sitting on a credible story, such as a public filing, a confirmed deal, or an interview opportunity connected to one of our profiles? We would love to hear about it. For partnerships, press, or advertising, include a short description of your brand and what you have in mind, and the right person on our team will get back to you.
If you are writing to correct a figure, the fastest way to help us is to be specific: tell us the page, the number you believe is wrong, what you believe the correct figure is, and a link to a reliable source that backs it up. We check every sourced correction against at least one independent reference before updating a profile, which is why corrections with sources are usually resolved within a few days.
You do not have to include your name to send a tip — anonymous messages are welcome and we treat them the same as any other. That said, a sourced tip will always move faster than an unsourced one, because it gives us something concrete to verify. If you can point us to a public filing, a reputable news report, or a first-hand document, say so in your message.
Most messages get a personal reply within two to three working days, but some take longer. Questions that need real research — for example, untangling conflicting net worth estimates or tracing the source of a widely repeated figure — can take a week or more, because we would rather answer properly than answer quickly. If you have not heard back after ten days, feel free to follow up.