July 25, 2013

Join us for an insightful discussion on significant credit trends in the global energy sector. We will evaluate the sub-industries probabilities of default and assess credit risk correlations to crude prices, as well as explore the new regulatory environment for non-financial companies in the energy sector (including Dodd-Frank in the U.S. and European Market Infrastructure Regulation in the EU). Developing physical supply and demand trends will be analyzed, including shale fracking. Subject matter experts will discuss the credit trends in the U.S. coal market, focusing on current industry challenges, credit trends and credit management challenges in the current environment, and the sub-industries probabilities of default. Our experts will examine the correlation between crude price movements and credit risk assessment.

Topics include:

Pain points for non-financial energy corporations
Risk management priorities in new economic reality
Current Industry Challenges – Global Economy, Weather, Regulations
Credit Management Challenges – How to survive in the current market
Global Energy leverage trends and percentages of bank debt ownership
U.S. and Canada Energy Probability of Default trends, sub-sector analysis and correlation to crude price movements

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Julie Weiss Senior Credit Analyst at RWE, a German utility company

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