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Corporate credit in Europe: How bad is the outlook?

Corporate credit and COVID-19.

Date: April 30, 2020, 2:00 pm Topic: Banking and capital markets

livestream on 30th april at 14:00 cest

Ask questions during the event through sli.do using #credit.

The assessment of corporate creditworthiness is being upended by the pandemic and the policy response to it, with major implications for economic prospects and banking sector soundness.

In this session, we will take stock of a fast-changing landscape with representatives from Moody’s and the European Commission.

This event is online only.

You will be able to access the livestream on this page, Twitter, Youtube, and Facebook without any registration.

presentation

Presentation by Colin Ellis

Schedule

Apr 30, 2020

14:00-15:00

Conversation

Chair: Nicolas Véron, Senior Fellow

Nathalie Berger, Head of Unit, Banking Regulation and Supervision, European Commission, DG FISMA

Colin Ellis, Chief Credit Officer in EMEA, Moody's Investors Service

Q&A via sli.do

Speakers

Nathalie Berger

Head of Unit, Banking Regulation and Supervision, European Commission, DG FISMA

Colin Ellis

Chief Credit Officer in EMEA, Moody's Investors Service

Nicolas Véron

Senior Fellow

Location & Contact

Bruegel, Rue de la Charité 33, 1210 Brussels

Katja Knezevic

[email protected]

corporate credit COVID-19 credit rating

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