The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the companies and people driving the $2tn crypto market. The digital assets correspondent will be expected to pitch original and impactful stories and interviews aimed at a general business readership.
The journalist will cover a wide patch that includes topics like regulation, market structure, corporate finances and the intersection of traditional and digital asset markets. Collaboration with other relevant correspondents – in regulation and finance in the UK and around the world – will be key.
A significant portion of the role will involve shining a light on what is happening behind the scenes in the digital asset industry – delving into what exactly companies and influential individuals are doing. That means developing a rich contact book of sources and delivering stories that transcend the misinformation and hyperbole that often surround the topic.
Based in London or the US, the role will report to the Markets desk. However, the correspondent will be expected to contribute to coverage across editorial teams and geographies, bolstering the FT’s already strong coverage of the digital asset sector.
About Us
Across the FT Group, our people are united by a mission to deliver world-class information, news and services to our global audiences. Our global, award-winning editorial team represents the gold standard in journalism, seeking depth, originality and balance that differentiates us from the pack and engages our subscribers.
Our commitment to diversity and inclusion in the workplace
At the FT, we aim for employees across all regions to have a voice so that diverse perspectives are heard and valued. We believe that a supportive workplace is one where employees feel they can be themselves at work and have the flexibility they need to meet their personal needs. We’ll continue to remove barriers for all, and in particular barriers facing employees from underrepresented groups.
Your Skills
Ability to separate signal from noise in an industry where the news flows quickly
Exemplary writer who can develop longer-term reporting while also writing quick dispatches when news breaks
A journalist who is filled with enthusiasm and ideas; along with a proven track record of turning those plans into impactful stories
Instinct for developing scoops through interviews, data and public sources
Curiosity on how the crypto market is set up and a keenness for unpicking the sometimes complicated structures behind it
A team player who is eager to collaborate with reporters and editors across the publication
Please submit your application through Workday by Wednesday 5th January 2022
To apply, go here.
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