This team focuses on the biggest money and business stories in Asia. Its mandate is ambitious and distinctive reporting and writing: We’re looking for revelatory investigations, world-beating scoops, I-had-no-idea features, whip-smart analysis and writerly profiles of the most interesting, influential and notorious people in the region.
This reporter will work alongside others in a flexible team able to set the business-and-finance agenda in Asia, and able to pivot to the biggest topics as the story evolves.
The ideal candidate for this job is well-versed in finance, money and markets, and will train his or her focus on the bankers, investors, money managers, dealmakers and sovereign-wealth funds driving commerce and capital markets in the region.
We’re looking for a reporter able to source up inside these institutions in Hong Kong and elsewhere. We want a reporter who can take a high-altitude view of high finance. The reporter should be comfortable autopsying a Western bank’s failed push into China, breaking news about a sovereign fund’s giant tech investment, or explaining how a regional Chinese bank’s stumble ripples out into wider markets.
You will:
You have:
To apply, please submit your resume, a cover letter detailing how you would do the job, and five examples of your best work.
To apply, go here.
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