Higher interest rates and banking stress adds to the headwinds on CRE

Fortunes vary by property type (European edition)

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Higher interest rates, hybrid work arrangements and banking stress portend negative credit pressures on CRE. Office and retail are in the spotlight, but risks vary by property type and lender. What are the main credit implications for CMBS, banks, REITs, and life insurance companies?

Join Moody’s senior analysts in the US and in Europe to hear their views on how they expect the risks within CRE to evolve, how the credit pressure varies by property type and country and what credit implications will be for CMBS, banks, REITs, and life insurance companies in the US and in Europe.

Discussion Topics:

  • How do we expect CRE to evolve under the baseline and downside scenario? 
  • What drivers could trigger the downside scenario? 
  • What are the main risks by property type and country? 
  • What are the main credit implications for REITs, CMBS and banks? 
  • What actions can companies take to strengthen capital structures?
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    Laura Perez Martinez Associate Managing Director/CSR, Credit Strategy & Standards Moody's Investors Service Bio
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    Andrea Daniels Associate Managing Director, Structured Finance Group Moody's Investors Service Bio
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    Elise Savoye Vice President - Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance Group Moody's Investors Service Bio
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    Swen Metzler Vice President – Senior Credit Officer, Financial Institutions Moody's Ratings Bio