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Risk.netis the leading source of in-depth news and analysis on risk management, financial markets and regulation. Our journalism is trusted by senior figures at financial firms, regulators and policymakers globally. Working atRisk.netmeans being part of a globally respected newsroom that sets the agenda for financial decision-makers. 

Risk Quantum, the data-driven arm ofRisk.net, transforms publicly available financial data into impactful journalism. Through sharp analysis and compelling visualisations, we make financial risk-related topics accessible and engaging, bringing complex risk management, regulatory and market trends to life. 

The role

We are looking for a data journalist to join the Risk Quantum editorial team, based in London with hybrid working. You will uncover hidden stories in financial data and produce clear, insightful articles that help readers stay in touch with what their peers and competitors are doing and how markets are changing. This role requires a sharp analytical mind and a strong understanding of financial markets.

You’ll work with a team of data journalists to produce daily articles based on information from structured and unstructured data in public filings, regulatory reports and industry papers.

This is an exciting opportunity to take ownership of a high-impact editorial beat, further develop your data analysis skills and influence the direction of our financial risk coverage. 

Key responsibilities

  • Write compelling, data-driven articles based on publicly available financial data.
  • Analyse and interpret complex datasets from banks, funds, CCPs and other market participants.
  • Create clear, insightful visualisations that capture the essence of each article. 
  • Identify emerging trends and coverage opportunities in financial risk management and regulation. 
  • Collaborate with editorial colleagues and contribute to broader investigative projects. 
  • Ensure accuracy, clarity and adherence to house style in all published content.
  • Identify new data sources and contribute to developing new coverage areas. 
  • Uphold high journalistic standards, ensuring ethical, well-researched and unbiased reporting.

What we’re looking for

  • Experience: At least two years in financial journalism or a related role in the financial industry, data analysis or research. 
  • Financial markets knowledge: Familiarity with the banking sector and financial markets. 
  • Data-driven storytelling: Ability to turn raw data into compelling narratives. 
  • Technical skills: Proficiency in spreadsheets and data visualisation tools. 
  • Writing excellence: Ability to produce clear, analytical and engaging financial journalism. 
  • Attention to detail: Strong fact-checking and editorial precision. 
  • Self-starter mentality: Comfortable taking ownership of coverage areas and working independently. 
  • Collaborative approach: A team player willing to contribute ideas and news leads. 

While prior experience in financial journalism is preferred, we welcome candidates with strong data analysis skills and a keen interest in finance. 

Why join us? 

AtRisk.net, you’ll be part of a newsroom that covers some of the most critical topics in financial markets, work with a team of expert journalists and develop a unique blend of data and investigative skills. 

Our team of around 30 journalists and editors, spread across offices in London, New York and Hong Kong, actively collaborate on projects and pool their insights and contacts.

Our newsroom is dynamic, fast-paced, collaborative and supportive. We value curiosity, ambition and fresh thinking. This is a chance to take ownership of a high-profile beat and grow your expertise in financial risk. 

Interested?

If this sounds like the right fit for you, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and join a team delivering high-impact financial journalism.

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