Asia Core Credit by Reorg is looking for a driven financial journalist to join our team. You are a journalist or someone interested in breaking into investigative financial journalism who is passionate about digging for information on distressed Chinese corporations. You have a need for speed in getting breaking news out to our subscribers timely and accurately. You have a solid understanding of the credit/insolvency markets and a broad base of sources, or are willing to self-study. You are especially not afraid to pick up the phone and develop sources.
If willing, you will learn a tremendous amount in this role and work with a team of seasoned journalists across the APAC region and help us continue our expansion. We’re looking for people who have a tremendous amount of natural curiosity, energy, with a strong work ethic and desire to dig into complicated financials and ask tough questions to develop top notch stories for our subscribers.
Find out more about Reorg here: https://reorg.com/products/asia/
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Please note before submitting an application: At Reorg we take our interview process very seriously. Interviewing with Reorg may include phone interviews, on-site interviews, written projects and presentations. Although we receive a large number of applicants, we do our best to follow up and ensure it is a positive experience.
To apply, go here.
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