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Reporter – Capital Markets – Sydney – AUS$70-100,000 + Super

My client is a Sydney-based publishing and events company that specialises in the Australasian fixed income markets. They deliver incisive news and analysis on the Australian and New Zealand bonds markets, both in print and online. They are looking for a bright journalist with an interest in the capital markets to join their Sydney team, in this role you will be writing a mix of news on new deals coming to market, interviewing key figures in the industry and producing thematic pieces on trends and industry developments. This is a great opportunity for a journalist with an interest in finance and experience writing about granular topics to join a company and really hone their understanding of the Australian capital markets.


Private Credit Reporter – New York – $100-140k + bonus

Join a leading global provider of news and analysis on the credit markets, specializing in private credit, leveraged finance, and distressed companies reporting. With offices in New York, London and Hong Kong, our client delivers trusted, actionable intelligence to hedge funds, investment banks, management consultants, and law firms worldwide.

They are seeking a talented financial journalist to cover the fast-growing private credit market from New York, with a focus on private equity buyouts, auction processes, deal financing, refinancing, and dividend recaps. I this role you will be speaking to contacts within major private credit funds to break off-diary stories and deliver impactful industry insights.

You will collaborate with highly regarded financial journalists, editors, legal experts, and credit analysts, producing in-depth credit market news, thematic analysis, and industry trend pieces. This opportunity is ideal for a journalist passionate about private credit reporting, with strong networking and relationship-building skills to uncover market-moving stories. You will be joining a team of very talented reporters and editors in a growing, highly entrepreneurial company that offers great promotional prospects.


Energy and Infrastructure Reporter – Singapore or Hong Kong

This is an exceptional opportunity for an ambitious financial journalist in Asia to join a growing company, reporting on deal financing opportunities across power, oil & gas, and renewable energy. The role focuses on breaking exclusive news on M&A deals, project finance, and asset sales, as well as tracking executive moves in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) energy and infrastructure market.

As a finance and energy news reporter, you will engage with commercial banks, investment banks, private equity funds, infrastructure funds, law firms, and energy companies across Singapore, Hong Kong, and the wider APAC region. Your stories will uncover companies and funds seeking finance for acquisitions, mergers, asset divestments, and project development.

Unlike aggregated news roles, this position requires source-driven reporting, market intelligence, and deal tracking. You will regularly break news, provide follow-up analysis on evolving deals, and deliver data-rich insights for an investor audience to support decision-making.

This role is ideal for a sociable, proactive journalist who enjoys building networks, developing industry contacts, and breaking market-moving news before competitors. Candidates must have an understanding of deal structuring, project finance, capital raising, and infrastructure investments in Asia.

This is a remote journalist position with the option to use a regional hub in Singapore or Hong Kong, requiring current experience in the Asia-Pacific energy and infrastructure finance market.


Financial Services Reporter – London – £60-70k plus bonus

A leading global provider of M&A news, pre-deal analysis, and mergers and acquisitions insights is seeking a talented Financial Services Reporter to join its London-based editorial team. Our award-winning journalists deliver exclusive coverage on companies exploring acquisitions, divestitures, and strategic growth opportunities worldwide.

We are looking for an experienced financial journalist with strong contacts at the senior executive level in banking, insurance, and the funds sector. The ideal candidate will have an in-depth understanding of M&A regulatory issues, financial services trends, and capital markets activity.

As a Financial Services M&A Reporter, you will:

  • Conduct original reporting on mergers and acquisitions in banking, insurance, and asset management.

  • Build and maintain relationships with C-suite executives, M&A bankers, and corporate lawyers.

  • Provide exclusive insights into financial services deal activity, regulatory developments, and market trends.

  • Represent our brand at networking events, industry briefings, and meetings with key stakeholders.

This is a London-based role with flexibility on salary for the right candidate. If you are passionate about breaking exclusive M&A news in financial services and thrive on building trusted industry relationships, we want to hear from you.


Private Credit Reporter – London – £60,000–80,000 + Bonus

Join a leading global provider of news and analysis on the credit markets, specializing in private credit, leveraged finance, and distressed companies reporting. With offices in London, New York, and Hong Kong, our client delivers trusted, actionable intelligence to hedge funds, investment banks, management consultants, and law firms worldwide.

They are seeking a talented financial journalist to cover the fast-growing private credit market, with a focus on private equity buyouts, auction processes, deal financing, refinancing, and dividend recaps. I this role you will be speaking to contacts within major private credit funds to break off-diary stories and deliver impactful industry insights.

You will collaborate with highly regarded financial journalists, editors, legal experts, and credit analysts, producing in-depth credit market news, thematic analysis, and industry trend pieces. This opportunity is ideal for a journalist passionate about private credit reporting, with strong networking and relationship-building skills to uncover market-moving stories. You will be joining a team of very talented reporters and editors in a growing, highly entrepreneurial company that offers great promotional prospects.


Crypto Markets Reporter – Geneva-Based Role for Financial Journalists

Our client is an independent cryptocurrency news platform delivering actionable crypto news, blockchain market analysis, and digital asset intelligence for a sophisticated investor audience. Backed by strong funding, this ambitious publication is expanding its newsroom and is seeking a talented Crypto Reporter to cover the fast-moving world of digital assets, DeFi, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and blockchain markets.

As a Reporter, you will produce breaking news stories, in-depth crypto market features, and source-driven analysis that helps investors understand price movements, sentiment shifts, and the forces shaping the cryptocurrency economy. You will work closely with senior editors and a growing team of financial journalists to ensure the publication delivers timely, credible, and insightful coverage.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Covering daily cryptocurrency market news, Bitcoin and Ethereum price drivers, and blockchain industry developments.

  • Building and maintaining strong sources across crypto exchanges, trading firms, and investor networks.

  • Delivering accurate, engaging, and crypto journalism that informs an investor audience.

  • Contributing to both breaking news coverage and long-form market analysis.

Requirements:

  • A proven background in financial or crypto reporting with a source-based approach to journalism.

  • Strong understanding of what moves digital asset prices and influences investor sentiment.

  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced newsroom and deliver clear, authoritative coverage.

  • EU citizenship and willingness to relocate to Geneva.

This is a unique opportunity for an ambitious cryptocurrency reporter to join a credible, well-funded, and rapidly growing crypto news publication at the heart of Europe’s financial sector.


Editor – Geneva – Crypto Market – sf100-120k

Our client is an independent crypto news platform delivering actionable cryptocurrency news, blockchain market analysis, and digital asset intelligence for a global investor audience. Backed by strong funding, this ambitious publication is expanding its editorial team and is seeking an experienced Crypto News Editor to lead and grow the newsroom.

As Editor, you will play a key role in shaping the platform’s cryptocurrency market coverage, managing a team of financial reporters, and contributing directly to the weekly crypto news cycle. Working closely with the Managing Editor, you will refine editorial strategy, ensure high-quality crypto journalism, and deliver credible, source-based reporting that helps investors make informed trading and investment decisions.

To succeed in this role, you will need:

  • A source-driven approach to cryptocurrency news with proven industry contacts.

  • Strong understanding of crypto price movements, investor sentiment, and blockchain market drivers.

  • Editorial leadership experience in financial journalism or digital asset media.

This is a Geneva-based opportunity, and applicants must be willing to relocate and hold EU citizenship.

If you are passionate about cryptocurrency reporting, financial markets, and digital asset journalism, this is a unique opportunity to shape one of Europe’s most credible and ambitious crypto news publications.


Energy and Infrastructure Reporter – Remote/London – £60-70k plus bonus

This is an exceptional opportunity for an ambitious financial journalist with a focus on breaking news, deal financing, and energy markets to join a rapidly growing company. The role centers on reporting exclusive news stories on M&A financing, asset sales, project finance, and capital raising across power, oil & gas, and renewable energy sectors.

As a financial news reporter, you will break stories on infrastructure financing, private equity investments, commercial banking transactions, and energy deal flow. Coverage includes mergers and acquisitions (M&A), asset divestments, buy-side and sell-side activity, and key executive moves within the global EMEA infrastructure and energy finance market.

The journalist will actively engage with commercial banks, investment banks, private equity funds, infrastructure funds, energy companies, and law firms to deliver scoops and data-driven analysis for an investor audience. Unlike aggregated news roles, this position demands exclusive reporting, source-driven intelligence, and in-depth tracking of deals and project finance developments.

Ideal candidates will be sociable, proactive journalists who thrive on networking, source-building, and breaking stories before the competition. A solid understanding of deal structuring, capital markets, project finance, and infrastructure investment trends is essential to deliver value-added insights to investors and decision-makers.

This is a remote journalist position with access to a London office hub, requiring direct experience in the EMEA infrastructure, energy, and project finance market.


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How to future proof your journalism career

  The rise of AI is definitely going to disrupt the news business, but possibly not in the way most people will think. Publicising that you are AI assisted might just become another way of saying you can’t be bothered to do it properly. The reason I say this is because stories like Watergate simply wouldn’t have happened in an age of AI – to break meaningful news you have to be constantly building contacts and speaking to sources, and you need the ability to grow a network of people who can tell you things nobody else knows. This form of journalism is the cornerstone of the world’s most successful publications and it’s not cheap but it’s the only way you can produce reliable and timely news. AI is good at producing content very quickly, but it can’t pick up the phone and cross check facts or meet contacts who will provide valuable insight on a situation or event, and it’s not entirely reliable. Also, because AI’s only point of reference is the internet, it can only re-produce what someone else has already reported, or an unverified rumour on social media. There have always been publications that use public sources like press releases or aggregated news to fill their pages, but they generally have limited scope for growth because there is a ceiling on what you can charge for information that’s already in the public domain. So, if you are a journalist and you want to future proof your career, you need to focus on contact driven reporting, and work on a publication where you can focus on producing exclusive’s. If you have this skill set, then you will always be in demand, but I warn you it’s not easy and you will probably spend more time on the phone than writing. However, after ...

The Insurer Hires Sophie Roberts

Sophie Roberts has joined The Insurer off the back of two years in freelance, Sophie previously worked for Newsquest, Informa and Pageant. Sophie joins as Content Editor.