9fin
Investment Grade Reporter
New York
Sponsorship not specified$100k-$140kDetected 82 days ago
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About the role
- Today, 9fin powers teams at 300+ blue-chip institutions worldwide, including global banks, asset managers, private equity firms, law firms, and advisors.
- The business is scaling at exceptional speed, with rapid expansion in the US and best-in-class retention driven by deep workflow adoption.
- WHAT YOU'LL WORK ON 9fin's team of financial journalists is looking for the newest member of the Investment Grade team, a hungry reporter who can hit the ground running in a fast-moving, opaque and complex financial market.
Nice to have
- Wish to join a rapidly-growing platform, winning market share, and attracting high-quality readership from financial professionals
- An interest in finance, economics, markets, and understanding of basic concepts and terminology
- Proven experience covering fixed income markets (IG, HY, Loans, CLOs and/or ABS) is a plus
- Can work independently, with high accuracy and attention to detail
- Can write concise and fluent English, making technical topics accessible and engaging
Skills
- Writing quick news stories while balancing investigative pieces covering market trends
- Working with other members of our team of US- and UK-based journalists to confirm information and produce collaborative content
Compensation
- 401(k) (ll pay 3%, employee contributions are uncapped)
- 25 vacation days per year
- Hybrid working model, to allow you the flexibility to decide how, where and when you do your best work
- Work abroad for up to 3 months a year
- 1 month paid sabbatical after 5 years of service
- AI experimentation budget of $1,000 per employee to trial AI tools
- Competitive Salary: $100,000-$140,000 (depending on experience)
Benefits
- Private Health Insurance, with Dental and Vision
- Paid sick leave
- Disability Insurance (New York)
- Commuter Benefit
- 25 vacation days per year
- Local public holiday
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