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Brian Studioso: European Head of Research, 草莓流氓视频

Logan Miller: Head of European Strategy, 草莓流氓视频
Regis Chatellier: Head of EM Sovereign Strategy, 草莓流氓视频

A presentation on the outlook for Euro IG and HY corporate credit in 2023, and a discussion about the risks and investment considerations across emerging market sovereign debt markets.

Simon Adamson: Head of Financials, 草莓流氓视频
Jesse Rosenthal: Head of Banks, 草莓流氓视频
Puja Karia: Head of Western European Banks, 草莓流氓视频
Jennifer Ray: Head of Northern European Banks, 草莓流氓视频

鈥� Lessons learned from the recent bank failures
鈥� Regulatory consequences 鈥� impact and implications
鈥� Looking ahead 鈥� liquidity, capital, risk and credit spreads

Mary Pollock, CFA: Head of Real Estate, 草莓流氓视频

The European real estate sector remains front of mind for investors going into 2024. We consider how far we have come in this property cycle and focus on the outlook for credit metrics, potential catalysts, and spreads in the coming months.

Paola Biraschi: Head of Southern European Banks, 草莓流氓视频
Larissa Knepper: Head of Insurance, 草莓流氓视频
Andrew Moulder: Head of Utilities, 草莓流氓视频
Mary Pollock, CFA: Head of Real Estate, 草莓流氓视频
Moderator – Logan Miller: Head of European Strategy, 草莓流氓视频

In this panel, four 草莓流氓视频 analysts from both the corporates and financials teams will discuss key risks and considerations for hybrids and AT1s in the current environment. We will provide context from what we learned in 2023, from Credit Suisse to SBB, and discuss what we are focused on as we enter another year of elevated interest rates in 2024.

Jane Gray: Managing Director, Head of European Research, Covenant Review
Stanford Hartman: Head of EMEA HY Bond & Loan Syndicate, BNP Paribas
Stephen Smith: Head of Capital Markets, Sona Asset Management
Brian Studioso: Head of European Research, 草莓流氓视频
Moderator – Luke Millar: Global Editor-in-Chief, LevFin Insights

The panel will look at the main headwinds and tailwinds for European primary and secondary markets, including:
鈥� Where will new money supply come from and will the market continue to shrink?
鈥� Whether the steepening maturity wall offers challenges for all sides of the market.
鈥� Will there be more stressed refinancings and what will be the key flexibilities issuers look to utilize?
鈥� Which way will documents go 鈥� tighter or looser?
鈥� The outlook for returns and the relative value proposition versus the rest of the leveraged finance asset-classes.
鈥� How are investors positioned going into the year and do they foresee the need to change course?

Andrew Moulder: Head of Utilities, 草莓流氓视频
Bozhidar Dinkov: Analyst, Utilities, 草莓流氓视频

We expect the Euro utility sector to be stable in 2024, but some things need to change:
鈥� Offshore project economics are under pressure
鈥� UK Water is in the spotlight
鈥� The European gas crisis has not gone away

Maryum Ali, CFA: Senior Analyst, Consumer Goods, 草莓流氓视频
Jahan Miah: Analyst, Consumer Goods, 草莓流氓视频

鈥� With inflationary pressures easing and the pandemic in the rearview, we highlight the key themes for the sector heading into 2024.
鈥� Key topics of discussion include: pricing vs volumes, geographic exposure and event risk (i.e. M&A vs shareholder rewards).
鈥� We also touch on GLP-1 and the potential ramifications for the food & bev industry.

Andrew Belton: Head of Basics and Infrastructure, 草莓流氓视频
Laurent Vergnault: Senior Analyst, Chemicals, Paper & Packaging, 草莓流氓视频
Felicity Juckes: Analyst, Chemicals, Paper & Packaging, 草莓流氓视频
Mihir Trivedi: Analyst, Construction / Infrastructure, 草莓流氓视频

We invite four of our Euro Basics analysts to discuss where the various sectors are in their respective cycles:
– Building Materials & Construction
– Chemicals
– Metals & Mining
– Paper & Packaging

We review the year just gone, highlight what went to plan, and examine what surprised us
We also look forward to 2024
– Has the typical cycle changed?
– Has inflation played out as a risk?
– How susceptible is the space to 鈥淗igh for Longer鈥� fallout?
– Will the long-feared recession actually arrive?
– Is the focus on Sustainability just a Fashion or a new Zeitgiest?

Finally we outline our thoughts on Relative Value and put forward our key Picks and Pans

Jim Williamson: Senior Analyst, Autos, 草莓流氓视频
Mark Ryan: Analyst, Autos, 草莓流氓视频
Ash Nadershahi: Head of HY Industrials & Transportation, 草莓流氓视频

With economic uncertainty front and center, we discuss in detail some of the key themes and considerations for cyclically exposed HY Auto and Industrial credits in 2024.

Martina Seydoux: Senior Analyst, Insurance, 草莓流氓视频

鈥� As we edge closer to the end of Solvency II grandfathering in 2025, calls and tenders will be the main game in town but it is likely to be a lottery.
鈥� The European insurance fundamental outlook will be more of the same with strong earnings feeding higher solvency ratios as inflation risks appear to be abating.
鈥� As the loss burden from elevated nat cats shifts to primary insurers, with 2024 impossible to predict, macro headwinds likely to influence credit spread movements more than fundamentals.

Mathieu Le Cann, CFA: Senior Analyst, Services, 草莓流氓视频

鈥� In this most idiosyncratic of sectors, we shed light on the overarching macro risks and take a closer look at equipment rental and parking operators.
鈥� We examine the impact of interest rates on financial policies and assess the 2024 outlook for refinancing and M&A activity.
鈥� We select those dishes that investors should indulge in and those that are better left untouched.

Ruth McGavin: Managing Editor, LevFin Insights

鈥� Borrowers find success, and face challenges, in tackling debt maturities
鈥� How to build bridges over the valuation gap and revive M&A activity
鈥� The developing 鈥渟ibling rivalry鈥� between syndicated and private lending
鈥� Outlook for CLO issuance as core driver of technical demand

Shoshanna Harrow: Senior Director, Senior Covenant Analyst, Covenant Review
Shane Burke: Director, Senior Covenant Analyst, Covenant Review

A discussion on key documentary provisions that facilitate tackling debt maturities (non-coercive), with case studies on tightened terms, widened terms, and loopholes to watch for.

Sandrine Bradley: Senior Reporter, LevFin Insights
Mark Chapman: Head of European TMT, 草莓流氓视频
Alastair Gillespie: Senior Director, Covenant Review
Gijs de Reuver: Managing Director, Houlihan Lokey
Harsh Srivastav: Portfolio Manager, PIMCO
Moderator – Helen Rodriguez: Head of European Special Situations, 草莓流氓视频

Tour of European Special Situation sector 2024 themes through different lenses – articulated by our panel members.

Maryum Ali, CFA: Senior Analyst, Consumer Goods, 草莓流氓视频
Amarveer Singh: Senior Analyst, Food Retail and Gaming, 草莓流氓视频
Samik Majumdar: Head of HY Discretionary Retail, 草莓流氓视频

鈥� After consumer spending held up better than expected in 2023, we discuss how consumer behaviour might evolve in 2024.
鈥� We examine how companies and consumers alike may have to adapt in a potential higher-for-longer rates environment.
鈥� We also highlight key picks and pans and identify credit factors that differentiate winners and losers in the space.

Mark Chapman, CFA: Head of European TMT, 草莓流氓视频
Alex Lawrence: Analyst, TMT, 草莓流氓视频

Euro HY Telcos have wrestled in 2023 with how to right size their debt stacks for a higher rate world against the backdrop of light maturities. With 2025 maturities now looming, 2024 will test the extent to which they can convince investors they鈥檝e got the balance right.

Samik Majumdar: Head of HY Discretionary Retail, 草莓流氓视频

鈥� The sector faces a dramatic change in their world view, as increased funding costs and diminished supply poses steep challenges.
鈥� We highlight various strategies and financing strategies being put in place, and take a deep dive into cash flow dynamics over the medium term
鈥� Potential scenarios for various issuers and options to deal with a potentially difficult refinancing exercise