The Wall Street Journal is seeking a journalist to help cover China’s powerful, opaque regulatory apparatus for banking, securities, and markets — to explain what it’s doing and what that means for the country’s efforts to deregulate its financial system, and for global institutions seeking to enter the market.
We’re looking for a reporter who can break news large and small, a writer who can explain the big picture, translating the sometimes-complex developments in plain, engaging English.
This job could be based in Hong Kong or Beijing. The reporter will report jointly to the Washington, D.C-based financial regulation editor and the China bureau chief, and will work closely with our existing team of regulation and market reporters in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Washington, and New York.
Dow Jones offers an opportunity to work for one of the world’s leading financial and business news companies.
We invite interested candidates to submit a cover letter and detailed resume (including up to five published clips of your work), current and expected salary.
To apply, go here.
