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Senior Reporter – Renewable Energy | £50,000–£60,000

My client is a leading B2B data, intelligence, and events company delivering business development-led market research across the US and European renewable energy sectors. The organisation employs a team of 50+ journalists, analysts, and researchers producing high-quality, insight-driven content for the global energy industry.

Role Overview

This role is exclusively focused on producing proprietary news covering mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and financing activity within the renewable energy sector. You will report across the UK and wider European markets, building strong relationships with senior project developers, investors, and advisors in the renewable energy space.

This is a fast-paced, breaking news role best suited to a journalist who excels at uncovering exclusive, off-diary stories. A proven track record of delivering scoops and breaking non-reported deals is essential.

Key Responsibilities

  • Produce exclusive news on M&A and financing activity in the renewable energy sector
  • Build and maintain a strong network of senior industry contacts across developers, investors, and advisors
  • Break original stories ahead of competitors through proactive sourcing and investigative reporting
  • Cover UK and European renewable energy markets with a focus on high-value transactions and developments

About You

  • Strong background in B2B journalism, financial reporting, or energy sector news
  • Proven ability to break exclusive, off-diary stories
  • Excellent networking and relationship-building skills within the renewable energy or infrastructure sectors
  • Passion for renewable energy markets and financial deal activity

What’s on Offer

  • Salary of £50,000–£60,000
  • Opportunity to join a rapidly growing, high-performing editorial team
  • Travel opportunities to meet industry sources and attend major sector events
  • Work alongside experienced journalists and analysts in a quality-driven news environment

M&A Reporter (APAC) – London | £40,000–£50,000 + Bonus

My client, a leading business intelligence provider specialising in pre-deal M&A news, is seeking an experienced M&A Reporter to join its growing editorial team in London.

About the Role

This is an exciting opportunity for a financial journalist to cover real-time M&A and financing deals across the fast-growing Asia-Pacific (APAC) digital infrastructure and telecoms sector. You will work closely with the Asia team, contributing to one of five weekly publications delivering market-leading, primary-sourced intelligence.

Key Responsibilities

  • Report on M&A deals, private equity activity, and financing transactions in APAC
  • Break exclusive, off-the-record M&A stories through trusted industry sources
  • Build and maintain relationships with senior dealmakers, executives, and advisors
  • Conduct in-person meetings and international travel to Singapore, Hong Kong, and other financial hubs
  • Produce accurate, timely, and high-impact financial news content

Requirements

  • Proven experience in financial journalism, legal journalism, or M&A reporting
  • Strong understanding of M&A, private equity, and capital markets
  • Ability to develop sources and break exclusive stories
  • Excellent writing, research, and communication skills
  • Willingness to travel internationally across APAC

Why Apply?

  • Join a respected global business intelligence firm
  • Work on high-value, market-moving M&A stories
  • Gain exposure to APAC financial markets and deal activity
  • Excellent career progression opportunities in a growing publication
  • Competitive salary + bonus

Crypto Currency Market Reporter – New York/US and London/UK – Remote

This is a key role with a growing news organisation who are building a team of journalists across the globe to cover the Crypto Currency market. They have ambitions to become the most respected global news providers in this space and are looking for journalists to deliver a mix of brief market updates, developments around technology and policy and more in-depth analysis that helps broaden readers understanding, as well as looking at how macro events impact the market.

This role will suit someone with a proven track record in journalism – particularly within crypto and/or financial markets – or market intelligence and wants to make a significant impact in a fast-paced news environment.

Responsibilities

Research & Writing

  • Monitor crypto assets/markets and track breaking crypto market news and macroeconomic events, identifying relevant angles for original reporting.
  • Follow crypto’s impact on emerging markets, global policy shifts, and cross-market implications.
  • Create innovative story ideas and pitch ideas to editors for new ways of reporting that distinguish our information service from the crowd.
  • Produce a mix of concise news pieces and more creative, insightful long-form articles.

Senior Reporter – CLOs | New York | $120,000–$200,000 + Bonus

A leading financial news and data publisher is seeking an experienced CLO (Collateralized Loan Obligation) reporter or leveraged loans journalist to join its New York newsroom. This is an exceptional opportunity for a motivated financial reporter to expand their coverage across U.S. CLO markets, leveraged loans, structured credit, and capital markets news.

In this role, you will be responsible for breaking high-impact CLO and structured credit news, covering major U.S. market developments, primary and secondary deal activity, regulatory changes, and manager trends. You will also produce in-depth analysis, feature stories, and market commentary across both digital and print platforms. The position offers unparalleled access to senior figures across the U.S. structured credit ecosystem, including arrangers, CLO managers, investors, syndicate desks, and legal advisers.

This role is ideal for:

  • A current financial or loans reporter seeking more responsibility and deeper coverage of the U.S. CLO market, or

  • A seasoned business journalist with strong expertise in structured credit, CLOs, or leveraged finance who wants to work closely with a managing editor to influence editorial strategy.

Key Requirements

  • Proven experience covering the U.S. leveraged loan, CLO, or structured credit market.

  • Excellent analytical skills and the ability to interpret complex financing structures.

  • A strong desire to break exclusive news and cultivate market sources.

  • Outstanding writing skills with the ability to produce fast, accurate news and thoughtful long-form analysis.

What’s on Offer

  • Highly competitive salary plus performance-based bonus.

  • Excellent long-term career progression within a respected financial media organization.

  • Opportunities to write trend pieces, deep-dive analysis, and market-moving reporting across the U.S. CLO and leveraged loan markets.

  • A collaborative and well-connected editorial team with direct access to senior market participants.


Senior Reporter – CLOs | London | £70,000–£100,000 + Bonus

A leading financial publication is seeking an experienced CLO (Collateralised Loan Obligation) reporter or loans markets journalist to join its London newsroom. This is a standout opportunity for a highly motivated professional who wants to expand their coverage across CLO markets, leveraged loans, structured credit, and capital markets news.

In this role, you will deliver high-impact CLO news, breaking stories on major market developments, deal activity, regulatory changes, and issuer trends. You will also produce in-depth analysis, features, and market commentary for both digital and print platforms. The position offers access to senior market participants, arrangers, managers, investors, and syndicate desks—giving you a unique vantage point into the European structured credit market.

This role is ideal for:

  • A current financial or loans reporter seeking greater responsibility and deeper market coverage, or

  • A seasoned journalist with strong experience in the CLO or loan markets looking to work closely with a managing editor and shape editorial strategy.

Key Requirements

  • Proven experience covering the loans market or, ideally, the CLO / structured credit market.

  • Strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret complex deals.

  • A proactive attitude and passion for breaking news and developing exclusive content.

  • Excellent writing skills and the ability to deliver both fast-turnaround news and high-quality feature pieces.

What’s on Offer

  • Competitive salary (£70k–£100k) plus performance-based bonus.

  • Strong career progression within a respected financial media publisher.

  • The opportunity to broaden your remit with trend pieces, in-depth analysis, and market-moving reporting.

  • A collaborative editorial team and direct access to senior figures in the leveraged finance and CLO markets.


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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.