The ideal candidate will have 1-2 years reporting experience, proficiency in either Spanish or Portuguese, and, importantly, the drive to learn and develop as a financial journalist. S/he will demonstrate an interest in financial markets, the ability to build rapport with sources and develop a base of contacts, a flair for the written word and an understanding of the skills necessary to be successful in journalism.
The reporter will research and write about capital markets activity in Latin America and the Caribbean on a daily basis, as part of a small, fast-paced team. The role involves daily interaction with the region’s most important companies, investors, banks and law firms. It also offers scope for international travel, including attendance at LatinFinance events worldwide.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a highly motivated junior reporter to advance a rewarding career in financial journalism.
Please send your resume and cover letter to cecilia.tornaghi@latinfinance.com
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