The topics you will cover include high-level wealth management trends, M&A, technology changes, hirings and firings, investment strategies, and regulatory news. Success is defined by writing unique, timely, and relevant stories, and will require an enterprising attitude.
What you’ll be doing:
-Writing daily news stories about, and relevant to, investment advisors.
-Building contacts and establishing sources among the independent financial advice community to break exclusive news.
-Researching and (when possible) travelling to get the inside track on the world of wealth.
What we’re looking for:
-Experience or industry-specific training as a reporter.
-Excellent writing skills and the ability to write cleanly, and quickly.
-Strong source development skills.
-An understanding of the wealth management industry or financial markets.
Meet Citywire
We cover – and connect – all sides of the $100 trillion global asset management industry – through our news, events and insights.
At Citywire, we uphold a culture rooted in honesty, integrity, and fairness, where every voice is valued and heard. Our culture promotes constructive dialogue and collaboration on a global scale.
Join the team at the forefront of the global asset management industry.
To apply, go here.
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