About
Jayne Jung has spent her career writing about finance, energy, and risk for publications that set the standard in their fields — Risk magazine, Institutional Investor, Forbes, GARP Risk Intelligence, and Platts (now S&P Global Commodity Insights).
At Risk magazine, she covered derivatives and structured products, commodities, and the risk management practices of major financial institutions. She reported on the metals bubble and the trading losses at Société Générale that revealed weaknesses in how Wall Street managed risk.
At Institutional Investor, her work ranged from ESG reporting and sustainable business to profiles of dealmakers at JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Credit Suisse. She was writing about the intersection of finance and sustainability well before ESG entered the mainstream vocabulary.
For GARP Risk Intelligence, the magazine of the Global Association of Risk Professionals, she wrote about operational risk, stress testing, model risk, and climate risk.
At Platts, she reported on energy and commodity markets for one of the industry's most relied-upon sources of pricing and market data.
Her Forbes blog, Electric Eclectic, covered energy policy, water, clean technology, and the people working to change how we produce and consume resources.