The successful candidate will be breaking news on the biggest deals in the energy and financial services sectors. The job requires a reporter with a deep understanding of how companies and dealmakers operate and transact.
The role also calls for strong analytical and organizational skills, and the ability to cultivate a broad range of sources, including investment bankers, lawyers, shareholders, corporate executives and board directors. A competitive streak, intellectual stamina, strong social skills and an ability to function seamlessly and collaboratively under pressure are prerequisites.
The M&A reporter is also expected to be tapping sources to produce investigative stories on the inner workings of companies and how they interact with Wall Street.
Qualifications:
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