Hedge funds are deeply secretive, yet increasingly touch everything we do. They control over $3 trillion in assets, managing the wealth of some of the world’s wealthiest people, and also the pensions of teachers and firemen and college endowments. They are also involved with pressuring blue chip companies to remake themselves, shake up management, and to cut jobs.
The reporter will focus on breaking news about hedge fund launches and closures and manager movements, as well as deep investigations, colorful profiles, and sharp analysis. The reporter is expected to follow the intersection between hedge funds, corporate America, and Washington as part of the role.
The reporter must have excellent source-building skills and the ability to translate complicated financial topics for a broader audience. Previous experience covering hedge funds is not required, but is a bonus.
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This is a full-time position located in our New York office. Business Insider offers competitive compensation and benefits packages.
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