The Wall Street Journal seeks an aggressive, curious finance reporter to cover the European Central Bank and major financial institutions from Frankfurt. The ideal candidate will be an expert in translating complex financial information, breaking news, and investigating financial stories with depth and clarity.
Primary responsibilities include leading coverage of the European Central Bank, documenting its impact on financial markets, covering major European banks, and producing high-quality, timely financial journalism that explains complex monetary systems to a broad audience.
Required skills include deep understanding of financial ecosystems, ability to navigate complex financial documents, translate financial jargon into plain English, and demonstrate investigative reporting capabilities. The reporter must have strong analytical skills, be comfortable with breaking news and in-depth investigations, and have proven ability to produce accurate, compelling financial reporting.
The role offers an opportunity to work with a prestigious global news organization, develop expertise in European financial systems, collaborate with world-class journalists, and contribute to high-impact financial reporting that influences global business intelligence and market understanding.
