Most of the client writing I have done since 2003 is under NDA or ran under someone else’s name. The pieces below are the exceptions, work for clients whose projects were never subject to a lasting NDA or whose restrictions have since expired. They are a small fraction of the whole, chosen because they show the subject matter I handle for corporate readers.
Since 2015 I have been an embedded writer on a U.S. agency’s housing finance accounts. The material explains loan products, underwriting standards, disclosures, and regulatory requirements to borrowers and to the lenders who sell to them, and every piece clears compliance review before it publishes. Four examples follow, one for each of four product types.
Regulated financial services documentation | U.S. housing finance
- USDA Loans in Maine: A Complete Guide
- Can You Lose Your House With a Reverse Mortgage?
- 7-Year ARM: A Strategy for Affordable Homeownership
- Bank Statement Loan Requirements: What You Need to Know
Financial crime | Elliptic
Written for a blockchain analytics firm whose readers are compliance officers and investigators. The piece sets out how bitcoin gets used to move illicit money and what that activity looks like in the transaction record.
Accounting operations | Stampli
Two pieces for an accounts payable automation platform, aimed at controllers and finance teams deciding on software. The first lays out the metrics an AP function should actually be measured against. The second is a buyer’s guide to comparing platforms.
- The Ultimate Guide to Accounts Payable Metrics
- Looking for the Best AP Automation? How to Choose AP Platforms
Banking | OvationCXM
For a customer experience platform that sells to banks. The subject is merchant attrition, meaning why acquiring banks lose merchant accounts and what the relationship data shows before it happens.
Japan, property and crypto | Housing Japan
Written for a Tokyo property firm serving foreign buyers. One piece explains freehold and leasehold title under Japanese property law and where the practical differences bite. A second traces how cryptocurrency regulation developed in Japan and what it means for anyone holding digital assets there.
- Freehold vs Leasehold: A Guide for Property Buyers in Japan
- The Evolution of Cryptocurrency in Japan and How to Diversify
Korea, property | Hometown Realty
For a Seoul brokerage. The piece explains the Korean apartment deposit system to foreign tenants, including why the deposits run as large as they do and what a tenant is actually agreeing to.