Judy Lin
Analyst, The Fershman Journal
Judy Lin is a sophomore analyst for The Fershman Journal at the University of Chicago. Raised in Melbourne, Australia, Judy grew up in a diverse and competitive cultural environment, speaking English, Chinese, and French with extensive work experience in conducting financial research, analysis, and forecast. At the University of Chicago, she is majoring in Business Economics and minoring in Statistics.
Judy Lin
Analyst, The Fershman Journal
Judy Lin is a sophomore analyst for The Fershman Journal at the University of Chicago. Raised in Melbourne, Australia, Judy grew up in a diverse and competitive cultural environment, speaking English, Chinese, and French with extensive work experience in conducting financial research, analysis, and forecast. At the University of Chicago, she is majoring in Business Economics and minoring in Statistics.
Judy Lin
Analyst, The Fershman Journal
Judy Lin is a sophomore analyst for The Fershman Journal at the University of Chicago. Raised in Melbourne, Australia, Judy grew up in a diverse and competitive cultural environment, speaking English, Chinese, and French with extensive work experience in conducting financial research, analysis, and forecast. At the University of Chicago, she is majoring in Business Economics and minoring in Statistics.

Judy Lin — Articles

An Analysis of the $58 Billion Devon-Coterra Mega-Merger
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Judy Lin

Devon Energy and Coterra Energy have merged in a $58B deal, which highlights the “mega-independent” trend in U.S. shale amidst a rising demand for natural gas to power AI data centers and LNG exports.

An Analysis of the $58 Billion Devon-Coterra Mega-Merger

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Judy Lin

OGB’s Shortcut to Niche Banking: $250 million SPAC merger with DAAQ
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Judy Lin

Old Glory Bank is wagering its century-old charter on crypto, pursuing a $250 million SPAC merger to fuse FDIC-insured banking with stablecoins, instant on-off ramps, and youth-driven digital demand—while balancing strict regulation against its promise of financial autonomy.

OGB’s Shortcut to Niche Banking: $250 million SPAC merger with DAAQ

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Judy Lin