The Brussels-based job involves tracking merger deals (mainly, although not exclusively at an EU level) and speaking to all parties, with a view to being the first to identify and report on developments in key deals.
This is an excellent opportunity for either a journalist with at least four years’ experience, with a strong understanding of antitrust law and the EU’s regulatory environment, or a lawyer with experience in writing and reporting.
The job includes working to deadlines and keeping track of often quite complex files. The position requires high level English-language skills and a willingness to hit the phones and talk to lawyers and industry players.
A European language — particularly German or Dutch — would be an advantage, but not a pre-requisite. The successful candidate would be expected to work well with M&A and antitrust reporters in MLex’s bureaux worldwide.
About MLex
Founded in Brussels in 2005, MLex provides online regulatory news, analysis and information for legal and financial professionals. The company is expanding rapidly, most recently into Brazil and Asia. The coverage of MLex, a LexisNexis company, spans the world’s foremost regulators in the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America.
Please send a cover letter and resume to careers@mlex.com including the job reference MLEX/EDI/05 and job title. Candidates who do not include these details will not be considered.
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