Managing director and policy analyst covering finance and financial regulation, with an emphasis on banks, asset managers, insurers and exchanges. Write reports and analyses, and hold conference calls, for investors and other clients. Been cited in media outlets including Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, Bloomberg News, Politico and Reuters. Have appeared on CNBC and Bloomberg TV.

Covered Federal Reserve and Treasury Department financial regulatory issues, and U.S. economic policy. Wrote news and feature stories on topics ranging from new finance rules to U.S. economic relations with China and Europe. Previously covered executive compensation and corporate governance issues during the 2007-09 financial crisis.Reporting from Costa Rica was part of "Recipe for Famine" series that won Overseas Press Club 2008 Malcolm Forbes Award for best business coverage from abroad. Series also won New York Press Club award for Continuing Coverage and Society of Business Editors and Writers award for project reporting.Wrote part of the series "Wall Street's Toxic Exports," which was a finalist for a Gerald Loeb Award in 2009.

Wrote news and enterprise stories, frequently appearing on front page. Covered economic crime and corporate governance. Was one of four traveling reporters during Hurricane Frances and key reporter in aftermath of Hurricane Jeanne. Newspaper’s coverage of storms was finalist for 2005 Pulitzer Prize in breaking news. Reported from Havana, Cuba, bureau for two months in 2006.--Two-time first-place winner of Florida Press Club award for general excellence in business writing (2005 and 2007)--Second place, civil law reporting, Society of Professional Journalists Sunshine State Awards, 2007.--Third place, non-deadline business writing, SPJ Sunshine State Awards, 2007.--Second place, criminal law reporting, SPJ Sunshine State Awards, 2006.

Supervised online and offline content for financial services/media company that was bought by Banco Santander of Spain for $675 million. Managed budget reaching $5 million and staff of 60 journalists in seven countries in Europe and Latin America. Was responsible for development of editorial products, purchases and sales of content, and coordination of alliances with other media companies. Also wrote and edited finance stories. Helped launch “En Efectivo,” personal finance TV program with CNN en Español. Supervised production of Patagon content and appeared daily on program, which is broadcast throughout Latin America and in some U.S. markets.

Wrote commentaries, news analyses and features for world’s largest-circulation business magazine. Was responsible for story ideas and management of freelancers in Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Bolivia. Topics ranged from technology and financial markets to politics and social issues. Promoted from full-time contract correspondent to staff bureau chief in April 1997. Interviewed presidents and economy ministers of several countries.