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@JYSexton Turning the tables in the temple. Trained as an investment banker, I began my working life as a financial journalist in the world’s richest square mile. My brief? International-capital-markets primary-market syndication, central bank regulation, and sovereign debt. @UniteThePoor

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 16 Dec 2021

@danadonnelly Was it Cannes? I forget now. But I do recall the bankers bringing in sex workers in motor launches. Deal-making.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @nils_gilman As it happens, the 1980's sovereign debt crisis proved a primary factor shaping my trajectory through life. At work, investigating financial fundamentals; at play, hanging with dear pals from business school whose sound business decisions were, as I recognized it, killing people.Quoted by@nils_gilman As it happens, the 1980's sovereign debt crisis proved a primary factor shaping my trajectory through life. At work, investigating financial fundamentals; at play, hanging with dear pals from business school whose sound business decisions were, as I recognized it, killing people.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @sentantiq I can answer that question. No one. My first career? Journalism, with a specialist interest in oversight of the international financial system. Sure, I wrote about it. But only what the law(yers) would let me say. Which, frankly, fundamentally, arrested the truth in its tracks.Quoted by@sentantiq I can answer that question. No one. My first career? Journalism, with a specialist interest in oversight of the international financial system. Sure, I wrote about it. But only what the law(yers) would let me say. Which, frankly, fundamentally, arrested the truth in its tracks.Quoted by@poetinbabylon 2/ As for Church, perhaps it isn’t quite what it’s meant to be, despite 2,000 years of effort. When are we going to call it, for crying out loud? I mean, what _would_ Jesus do? My bet’s on overturning tables.Quoted by@LockwoodFrank @bartbarber If you have an ecumenical ear for a planetary prophetological perspective, I'd be happy to share around my own experience at the highest levels of global finance, and the unbroken thread pointing me, a decade later, through information economics, directly at the Jesus Event.