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Senior Reporter @GlobalCapNews | [email protected] | @ColumbiaJournMA alum | Past: journo @geelongaddy, adjunct @MonashUni | 🇦🇺🇱🇰 in 🇺🇲

Manhattan, New York
Joined February 2011
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Appreciated the opportunity to sit down with @cvanestrop from @GlobalCapNews to share more about the world’s first investment-grade Bitcoin-backed ABS product! Link to article: globalcapital.com/article/2g… Spotify link: open.spotify.com/episode/4pz…
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Chad Van Estrop retweeted
Texas officials now are busy trying to blame the National Weather Service. Beyond that misguided reaction, a few important points - a quick 🧵
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Very keen to speak with folks working in U.S. securitization. Please reach out. chadwick.vanestropglobalcapi… talkingbiznews.com/media-new…
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Excited to have joined @GlobalCapNews as a Senior Reporter covering U.S. securitization. I'll report about deals, tension and trends across asset-backed securities here: globalcapital.com/securitiza… you work in the field please get in touch. My details are in the linked tweet 👇
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As the A.I. wave fuels a data center boom, leases of those facilities become the basis for further lending. Music royalties are also getting attention for asset-backed finance. Even leases for freight trains and phone towers are being used to lend against.
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Thanks to Toby Fildes, Oliver West and Ralph Sinclair from @GlobalCapNews for the opportunity Now to break some yarns! Let's go!
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Useful context for CPI news 👇
Never read too much into one month's CPI. That said, two potentially stagflationary* signs in today's: core goods firmer than expected. This is the category most exposed to tariffs. Second, drop in airfares, corroborating airline guidance, a sign of weaker discretionary demand.
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A worrying precedent which essentially says 'if we don't like the reporting, you're out'. @PressSec:“By deciding which outlets make up the limited press pool on a day-to-day basis, the White House will be restoring power back to the American people." nytimes.com/2025/02/25/busin…
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European glaciers have shrunk 40% since 2000, study says on.ft.com/438qdno via @financialtimes "About 273bn tonnes of ice had disappeared each year on average — the equivalent to 30 years of water consumption by the world’s population." 🤯🤯🤯
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