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JERA Global Markets (JERAGM) is a leading utility-backed energy trader specialising in LNG, power, coal and freight. A joint venture between majority shareholder JERA Co., Inc. and EDF Trading, JERAGM’s shareholders are among the world’s major utilities.

JERAGM operates one of the most exciting energy portfolios in the world which gives it an in-depth understanding of the way local, regional and international energy markets behave. These insights enable it to help its customers increase security of supply, optimise their portfolios and improve the risk management of their assets.

Headquartered in Singapore, JERAGM has a global talent pool of about 400 people across offices located in five strategic locations: Singapore, the UK (London), Japan (Tokyo), the US (Houston) and Australia (Brisbane).

JERAGM is strongly capitalised with over US$500 million in paid up capital and a total equity of US$4 billion. JERAGM has been affirmed an AA- Stable credit rating from R&I (upgraded from A+ Stable in October 2024), attributable to a robust business model and solid financial base.

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Trader
3.3
28 March 2026
Decent hybrid, but not truly flexible
Pros: The hybrid model is solid; we get 2 days work-from-home, which helps for an energy trading firm. It's nice not to be in the London office five days a week. For a corporate environment, this is a good start to work arrangement.
Cons: It's a fixed 3 days onsite, and there's no real flexibility to adjust those days. As a Trader, I find core hours can be long, and moving things around for personal stuff is tough. They don't offer much in terms of true work flexibility.
Advice to Management: Consider offering more flexibility within the hybrid model, maybe allowing teams to decide which 3 days they come into the London office. Trust employees more with their schedules, especially for those in trading or other high-pressure roles. It would really improve morale and work-life balance.
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Market Analyst
3.1
4 January 2026
Decent Job Security, Typical for Energy Trading
Pros: As a Market Analyst in the London office, I felt pretty secure in my role here. JERA Global Markets is a big corporate player in global commodities, so there's a certain stability that comes with that. You don't have to worry about the company vanishing overnight, which is a big plus in the energy industry.
Cons: Still, it's energy trading, so market shifts can impact things. There's always some pressure on performance for these front-office roles. I've seen some team changes, and it can make you wonder if your specific desk is safe long-term.
Advice to Management: Management should be more transparent about potential team realignments. Better communication on how market shifts might affect specific trading desks could help reduce employee anxiety.
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Junior Trader
3.1
23 March 2026
Decent place for early career, but growth slows.
Pros: As a Junior Trader in the London office, I got hands-on experience with LNG market dynamics fast. They really invest in initial training for commodity derivatives. You learn a ton in your first year.
Cons: Career growth plateaus pretty quickly after the initial associate level. There aren't many clear paths to senior trading positions. Internal promotions are rare, and it feels like you need to leave for better opportunities.
Advice to Management: Create clearer progression frameworks for mid-level roles. Invest more in internal senior leadership development instead of just hiring externally.
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