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Financial Times

Financial Times

1,001-5,000 employees

Global provider of financial news and analysis

Social Impact
Financial Services

Compensation Overview

$71k - $85kAnnually

Entry, Junior

New York, NY, USA

Hybrid working model implemented.

Category
Investigative Journalism
Journalism
News Reporting
Required Skills
Journalism
Requirements
  • Strong writing skills
  • Ability to conduct interviews
  • Experience in journalism or related field
Responsibilities
  • Develops a beat, continually growing a network of sources that yield story ideas, tips and context for articles. Delivers sharp, accurate reporting. Stays on top of fund board trends. Pitches relevant, new stories or fresh angles that demonstrate a strong understanding of our audience and pitches stories that are relevant to readers.
  • Produces a mix of hard news, analysis and insight on trends within their beat that readers can’t find elsewhere.
  • Contribute to webcasts and videos, as needed. This includes pitching topics, setting up sources and coordinating with video and/or webcast production team, providing timely feedback on video cuts and edits and reviewing transcripts for accuracy.
  • Produce at least two well-researched articles per week with the appropriate number of sources.
  • Deliver well-structured stories and clean copy.
  • Communicate with the editor about story progress and expectations; reliably meet deadlines.
  • Travel to conferences on occasion (as needed), producing content and developing sources; and regularly set up source meetings.
  • Collaborate with others on the team, as appropriate. This could be in collaborating on multi-byline pieces, passing tips, etc.

The Financial Times provides authoritative news and analysis focused on the financial sector, catering to both individuals and businesses. Its primary offerings include a range of subscription plans for print and digital content, ensuring access to high-quality journalism. The company employs over 2,900 staff, including 700 journalists across 40 countries, which allows for extensive global coverage. In addition to standard news reporting, the Financial Times offers specialized services like the FT Climate Capital Hub for discussions on climate change and the ETF Hub for detailed information on Exchange-Traded Funds. This combination of diverse content and services, along with revenue from subscriptions and advertising, sets the Financial Times apart from competitors. The goal of the Financial Times is to provide reliable information and analysis that empowers its readers to make informed decisions in the financial landscape.

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1888

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Mobile app development can expand FT's subscriber base among younger audiences.
  • Strategic investments through the venture arm can create new revenue streams.
  • Partnerships like RSGi increase FT's visibility in the legal sector.

What critics are saying

  • Adani Group's accusations could lead to legal challenges for FT.
  • Venture investments may expose FT to financial risks due to volatility.
  • New subscription app may struggle against local competition outside the U.K.

What makes Financial Times unique

  • FT's corporate venture arm can drive innovation in media technologies and startups.
  • The visual investigations team enhances FT's investigative journalism with engaging content.
  • FT's data journalists provide analytical insights, appealing to evidence-based readership.

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