News Reporter (Antitrust)

We are looking for a News Reporter to join Global Competition Review (GCR) in our London office. 

GCR is a world-leading antitrust news service, trusted by major government agencies and the wider legal industry to provide timely insight on key enforcement and policy developments.

Our UK-based reporters work with colleagues in Brussels, Hong Kong and the US to produce exclusive stories that move the needle for our global audience. You’ll be part of a talented team that contributes to one of our two daily news alert emails, covering international competition enforcement, litigation and policy developments. You’ll gain access to leading decision-makers in private practice and government while progressing on-diary and off-diary stories. Often what we write about is covered by the mainstream press – meaning we have to dig deeper and ask the questions other experts haven’t yet thought to ask. You will report from UK courtrooms and legal conferences, the latter of which provides substantial opportunities for international travel.

This is a unique opportunity to develop as a reporter. You'll cover a highly specialist beat that is becoming increasingly relevant to some of the world’s most important policy debates while honing your skills in a collegiate environment that celebrates success. 

GCR reporters carve out successful, rewarding careers at the company and across the industry. Our journalists have plenty of opportunities to progress within the team and take on additional responsibility, often choosing to stay at the company for several years as they advance to senior correspondent and editor roles. Former reporters have also gone on to work for The Independent, The Guardian, Mail Online and The Daily Telegraph.

• Pitching and writing daily stories and analysis pieces

• Working with the other reporters to produce our daily round-up briefing

• Covering enforcement agencies, court cases, conferences and other developments that shape the competition policy and enforcement landscape 

• Building a network of sources in the UK and global legal competition community

• Take on a range of tasks in the newsroom, from high-profile stories to nuts-and-bolts fact-gathering and research for data-led projects and regular surveys

• Degree in journalism or law and/or experience in legal reporting
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
• A sharp eye for detail and the necessary curiosity to progress a story and find the best possible angle
• Self-starter, confident in covering a specialist, technical beat
• Team-oriented and collaborative outlook in newsrooms
• Ability to network, develop sources and ask the right questions
• Knowledge of antitrust law would be an advantage


About Centellic

Centellic stands at the center of the markets it serves, empowering organisations with indispensable data and insight to make critical decisions on growth, risk and opportunity.

Through proprietary data, deep market expertise and AI-enabled technology, our platforms are embedded in client workflows. That capability is underpinned by our events, which bring the market together to share perspective and deepen understanding of the issues shaping each sector. Together, they give organisations earlier visibility of emerging trends, and the clarity and confidence to act when decisions matter.

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At Centellic, we help our clients make better decisions, and our people are at the heart of that work. Every individual plays an important role in this, bringing curiosity and high standards to everything they do.

Those who thrive here take ownership, care deeply about their work and are committed to excellence. Standards are high because our people set them that way. And while we have decades of expertise, we are still growing, pushing and building something extraordinary.

Centellic’s advantage is our people and the culture we’ve created together. It’s an environment where individuality is encouraged, relationships are genuine, and there’s a strong sense of purpose in what we’re building together. Collaborative, respectful and driven, we take our work seriously without taking ourselves too seriously.