# Conor Sen

> Conor Sen is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist and founder of Peachtree Creek Investments, an Atlanta-based money management firm. He built a national following by reading the economy through housing, demographics and the slow grind of millennials moving through their life stages, and turned a habit of arguing with strangers on Twitter into one of the most-cited macro voices in financial media. His tagline, 'The future is a policy choice,' doubles as his worldview.

- **Role:** Founder at Peachtree Creek Investments; Opinion Columnist at Bloomberg
- **Organizations:** Bloomberg Opinion, Peachtree Creek Investments, New River Investments, Kabbage, Partner Fund Management, eBay
- **Nationality:** American
- **Education:** Georgia Institute of Technology
- **Known for:** Bloomberg Opinion columnist since 2016, widely cited on housing, demographics and macroeconomics, Founder and CEO of Peachtree Creek Investments, Contributor to The Atlantic and Business Insider; work syndicated in The New York Times, The Washington Post and Bloomberg Businessweek

## Career timeline

- **2004** — Trust and safety analyst at eBay in the San Francisco Bay Area
- **2005** — Risk analyst at hedge fund Partner Fund Management in San Francisco
- **2011** — Director of markets and analytics at Kabbage, the Atlanta data-driven lending startup
- **2013** — Portfolio manager at New River Investments in Atlanta
- **2016** — Became an Opinion columnist for Bloomberg covering markets, economy and housing
- **2020** — Founded Peachtree Creek Investments and became its CEO

## Achievements

- Bloomberg Opinion columnist since 2016, widely cited on housing, demographics and macroeconomics
- Founder and CEO of Peachtree Creek Investments
- Contributor to The Atlantic and Business Insider; work syndicated in The New York Times, The Washington Post and Bloomberg Businessweek
- Built a large public following on Twitter/X that directly led to his media career

## Latest updates

- **2025-11** — Argued in Bloomberg that the labor market was deteriorating and that the Federal Reserve needed to act before unemployment rose further.
- **2026-01** — Wrote that the housing industry had reasons for optimism heading into 2026 as transactions picked up, though geopolitical shocks clouded the mortgage-rate outlook.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/conor-sen-709140/
- Twitter/X: https://x.com/conorsen
- Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/conorsen.bsky.social

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Last updated: 2026-06-02