Author Archives: Nigel Trimmer

Private credit’s quiet insurance trap

No Easy Fix for a Debt Market That Smells Trouble

AI Is Not Magic. It Is Capital Drain.

Europe’s Debt Fantasy Is a Slow-Motion Trap

OpenAI Didn’t Go Rogue. That’s the Problem

Private Credit’s Stress Is No Longer Hidden

The Market’s Next Test: El Niño Isn’t a Thunderbolt—It’s a Load Test for a Fragile System

The UN’s Next Boss Faces a Broken Machine

The AI breach was smaller than the myth, and that matters

The Dangerous Logic of Slowing AI

Marine Heatwaves Expose the Market’s Oldest Blind Spot

Yen Intervention Exposes a Fragile Monetary Theater

Breaking Ground: Premier U.S. Law Firm Weighs MSO Model to Unlock External Funding

Inflation-Linked Bonds and the Fed’s Slow Hand

Yen Rescue Shows How Currency Wars Start Quietly