The publication’s shift in leadership signals both continuity and evolution—positioning the storied magazine for its next phase of growth.
After 15 years at the helm of Global Finance Magazine, Andrea Fiano is stepping into a new role as Editor at Large, marking the close of a defining chapter for the publication and the beginning of a new era under Paul Curcio.
Fiano, who led the magazine since 2011, played a central role in shaping its authoritative voice while expanding its digital and print reach. He expressed confidence in the transition, noting he is “incredibly grateful” for his time leading the publication and optimistic about its future.
“I am confident Paul Curcio will lead the publication to new heights,” Fiano said.
During his tenure, Fiano upheld rigorous editorial standards, drawing on breaking news and features from a worldwide network of correspondents. He also guided Global Finance Magazine through defining market events—from the aftermath of the Dot-com Bubble and the Global Financial Crisis to the upheaval of the COVID-19 market crash and recovery. His leadership helped reinforce the publication’s standing among top movers and shakers, including CEOs, CFOs, and institutional leaders worldwide.
In his new position, Fiano will continue contributing strategic insight and thought leadership.
Curcio steps into the role immediately, determined to build on that legacy.
“I’m excited to join the team at Global Finance during this pivotal moment in its evolution. I’m grateful for the strong foundation and legacy left by my predecessor, Andrea Fiano, and I look forward to working with the team to chart a vibrant course for the publication that resonates with our audience,” he said. Curcio previously held leadership roles at InvestmentNews, TheStreet and The Associated Press.
With more than 50,000 subscribers worldwide, the leadership shift signals both continuity and evolution—positioning Global Finance for its next phase of growth.
Founded in 1987 by Joseph D. Giarraputo, Global Finance has long served as a trusted voice on financial globalization, reaching senior decision-makers across 163 countries. With offices in New York, London, and Milan, the magazine has built a reputation for authoritative coverage of banking, corporate finance and economic policy.
“I want to thank Andrea for 15 years of inspired leadership and wise council that we will all miss,” Giarraputo said. “And welcome, Paul. I’m sure he will build on what Andrea has left behind.”
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