'financial coverage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a type of news or information about money, finances, investments, or economies. Example sentence: The financial coverage in this magazine is very comprehensive.
Your column left me wondering how closely you read the Times – or at least our financial coverage.
AND what would Marjorie Deane, the backbone of The Economist's financial coverage from 1947 to 1989, have made of all this?
When Nik Deogun was running the financial coverage of The Wall Street Journal during the crisis in 2008, he kept a constant eye on CNBC as the events played out on television.
It held that a fictional account of the collapse of the euro published by Le Monde, a highbrow newspaper known more for its political than its financial coverage, sparked talk of trouble in French banks.
Increased financial coverage, said Edwy Plenel, Le Monde's editor, will be "in the image of what exists in the Anglo-Saxon world," adding: "That is a competition that exists".
On weekdays, its financial coverage will continue until "Closing Bell" ends at 5 p.m., then boxing will be broadcast until 8 p.m. On weekends, CNBC will carry an array of sports from 2 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern (9 a.m. to 11 p.m. in Athens).
But some countries are on the road to getting this right, including Thailand which has had a UHC scheme in place since 2002, Rwanda, where community-based health insurance covers a majority of the population, and Mexico which through the Seguro Popular programme has extended financial coverage for health across its population in a short period of time.
Besides financial coverage, insurers also provide risk management and post-breach services, including loss-prevention measures and remediation tools.
