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🔹 00:00 • Why This Matters
🔸 00:53 • Nominalization—What Is It?
🔹 01:46 • The Cost in Finance Writing
🔸 02:34 • Spot the Red Flags
🔹 03:26 • Convert with a Simple System
🔸 04:17 • Before → After (Finance Examples)
🔹 05:07 • When to Keep Nominals
🔸 05:53 • Checklist for Your Next Draft

Sharpen investor letters fast: learn how to reduce nominalizations in finance writing so your message reads clear, direct, and professional. Boost clarity, accountability, and investor trust in minutes.

In this micro-lesson, you’ll learn:
What nominalizations are (implementation, adjustment, compliance, volatility) and why they slow readers
The cost in finance writing: hidden actions, weaker accountability, buried risks/results/next steps
Red flags to spot: make/do/have/perform + noun, and preposition chains (of, in, for, to)
A simple 3-step system to convert: find the core verb, name the actor, choose strong verbs
Before → After examples tailored to investor letters
When to keep key finance terms (inflation, valuation, liquidity, volatility)
A checklist to tighten your next draft quickly

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Susan Miller (September 14, 2025): This lesson was developed with the assistance of advanced AI tools and has been thoroughly reviewed by our editorial team to ensure accuracy, clarity, and educational value.