Inside Latam: Chile 2023
Riesgos Crediticios en un Entorno Económico, Financiero y Político Desafiante
Únase a este evento virtual para comprender mejor las oportunidades y los retos crediticios presentes en toda la región. Obtenga información para identificar los sectores que tienen más probabilidades de alcanzar el crecimiento y los que se enfrentan a mayores riesgos y escuche un análisis a profundidad de las implicaciones crediticias para los soberanos, las organizaciones, los bancos y los proyectos del país para este año.
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Agenda09:05 - 09:30CLT
Desempeño Económico, Entorno Político y Reformas: Impacto Crediticio sobre el Perfil Soberano
- ¿Qué retos de corto plazo enfrenta Chile en el ámbito macroeconómico?
- ¿Qué impacto crediticio tendrá la agenda de reformas del gobierno?
- ¿Cómo está posicionado el soberano en relación con pares a nivel global?
- ¿Cuál es la perspectiva de mediano plazo del perfil crediticio soberano?
09:30 - 10:25CLTLa Transición Energética y sus Implicaciones Crediticias a Nivel Sectorial
- ¿Cómo viene la transición energética en Chile y cuál es su impacto para las empresas mineras y del sector eléctrico?
- ¿Cuál será el rol de la minería en el contexto de la transición energética?
- ¿Cuáles son los riesgos regulatorios y de política pública para las empresas del sector eléctrico (y minero) en Chile en el marco de estos cambios?
10:25 - 10:55CLT -
SpeakersFelipe Carvallo Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Financial Institutions Group Moody’s Ratings
William Foster Senior Vice President, Sovereign Risk Moody's Ratings
Barbara Mattos Senior Vice President, Corporate Finance Group Moody's Ratings
Daniela Cuan Vice President-Senior Analyst, Public Projects and Infrastructure Finance Moody's Ratings
Álvaro Clarke President and Business Partner ICR Chile Clasificadora de Riesgo
Pablo Galleguillos Senior Director Financial Institutions ICR Chile
Mariana Soto Espinosa Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability AES Chile
María José Ruiz-Esquide Director of Climate Change and Responsible Production Codelco
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Currently Position
President ICR, rating agency
Principal Partner Clarke & Associates
Director of Board Telefónica CTC S.A.
Director of Board Gergens Investment Fund
Professor at University of Chile, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economics.
Education
Catholic University of Louvain, Master of Arts (M.A.Economics, 1993
Universidad de Chile, Ingeniero Comercial (Business Engineer) ,1987
Licentiate in Economic Sciences (B.A.), 1986
Specialization Areas
Corporate Governance, Financial Reforms, Security Market Regulation, Insurance Market
regulation, Pension Funds, Financial Institutions, Privatizations, Industrial Organization,
Financial Optimization, Political Engineering of Legal Reforms.
Work Experience
2000-2003 Chairman Chilean Securities and Insurance Commission
2001-2003 President (American Association of Insurance Supervisor)
2001-2003 President Instituto Iberoamericano de Mercado de Valores
2000-2002 Vice-president de IOSCO America
1999-2000 Vice-Minister of Finance
1994-1998 Advisor to the Finance Minister (Capital Markets)
1994-1998 Exec. Secretary Capital Market Committee, Ministry Finance
1997-1999 Director of Board ESVAL (Publicly owned utility, water sector)
1996-1999 Director of Board Colbún (electric generator)
1994-1999 Director of Board Metro (Publicly owned firm, subway)
1994-1996 Member Antitrust Commission
| William (Bill) Foster is a Vice President-Senior Credit Officer in Moody’s Sovereign Risk Group in New York, where he serves as lead analyst on the United States, Canada, India, and World Bank Group credits. Bill joined Moody’s in August 2016, following 10 years at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. He most recently served as Senior Advisor for International Financial Markets based in New York, where he was the Office of International Affairs’ first dedicated liaison to New York’s international financial community. From August 2012 to March 2015, he served as the U.S. Financial Attaché to India at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, where he represented the U.S. Government as its primary economic expert and financial diplomat in India. Bill joined Treasury’s Office of International Affairs as an international economist in 2006, and covered a wide range of geographies during his tenure, including Latin America, South and East Asia. Prior to joining Treasury, he worked as a management consultant at Accenture. Bill holds a Master of International Affairs degree in International Financial and Economic Policy from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and a BA from Wesleyan University. He is a member of The Economic Club of New York and an Industry Advisory Board Member for Columbia Business School’s India Business Initiative. |
Mariana Soto es Vicepresidente de Asuntos Corporativos y Sostenibilidad AES Chile y abogado de la Universidad de Chile. Trabajó más de siete años en la Fiscalía Nacional Económica y previamente en el ejercicio privado de la profesión. Fue jefa de gabinete del ex ministro de Energía (2007-2010), Marcelo Tokman, y posteriormente, fue nombrada, en el 2010, por la ex Presidenta de la República, Michelle Bachelet, como la primera subsecretaria de Energía de la historia de Chile. Una vez terminado el Gobierno, asumió como Vicepresidenta de Asuntos Corporativos de AES Gener, teniendo a su cargo las áreas de Responsabilidad Social Empresarial, Comunicaciones, Asuntos Institucionales y la Fundación AES Gener, hoy AES Chile. Además, se desempeñó como Social Manager para Alto Maipo.
Previo a volver a AES Chile, lideró durante tres años la vicepresidencia de Sustentabilidad y Asuntos Corporativos de WOM.
Magister en Ciencias Aplicadas mención Ecología en The University of British Columbia (UBC) e Ingeniera Forestal de la Universidad de Chile, con más de 15 años de experiencia en Sustentabilidad y Gestión de Recursos Ambientales.
Lidera equipos en proyecto de impacto acumulativo en minería, energía hidroeléctrica , planificación de cuencas hidrográficas y silvicultura. Con vasta experiencia como gerente de proyectos y coordinadora en gestión y planificación ambiental y de recursos naturales.
Ingresó a Codelco como Directora de Cambio Climático y Producción Responsable, en el año 2021. Anteriormente se desempeñó en Corporación de Fomento de la Producción (CORFO) durante 6 años en cargos como Encargada Medio Ambiente y Comunidades - Comité Minería No Metálica y Gobernanza de Salares y Dirección Activos Mineros, Unidad de Contratos de Litio.
Barbara Mattos is a Senior Vice President in Moody’s Corporate Finance Group in São Paulo, Brazil, leading the credit analysis and rating process for a diversified portfolio of Basic Industries companies, including mining, steel, pulp & paper and a few industrials in South America.
Prior to joining Moody’s in 2011, Barbara worked at FRAM Capital as an equity research analyst and at ABN Amro Bank in the strategic planning/investor relations team. She also worked for Wintershall AG and Cambridge Energy Research Associates in Cambridge, MA.
Barbara received both her bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s degree in accounting from Fundação Getulio Vargas in Brazill. She holds an MBA from the Yale Graduate School of Management in New Haven, CT. Barbara is a CFA Charterholder
Daniela Cuan is a VP/Senior Analyst in the Global Infrastructure Finance Group.
Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Daniela is lead analyst for debt issuers in the utility sector in Argentina and other countries in the region. Daniela works in the Americas team, providing her local and regional perspective to the analysis of Argentinean and regional issuers.
Daniela has more than 20 years in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Moody’s in 2000, Daniela worked for a local rating agency in Argentina, covering a variety of local industries. She began her career in corporate and commercial banking. She had worked for BCI between 1991 and 1994, taking responsibility for a portfolio of more than 20 Argentinean corporations. She continued her banking career at BBVA during 1994.
Daniela holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universidad de Buenos Aires/UBA and a Master’s Degree in Finance and Capital Markets also from the Universidad de Buenos Aires.
Pablo is the Financial Institutions Senior Director for ICR. Based in Chile, he leads the rating assessment of several financial institutions among more than 70 issuers, including banks, insurance companies, non banking financial institutions and financial holdings in the chilean market. Pablo joined ICR in 2015. He holds a degree in Economics from Universidad de Chile, a Master in Financial Management from Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez and a Data Analytics Certificate from MIT Sloan School of Management.
Felipe is a Vice President-Senior Credit Officer in the Financial Institutions Group for Moody's. Based in Mexico City, he leads the credit analysis of various financial institutions, including banks, securities firms and finance companies in Mexico, Chile and Peru. Prior to this position, he had similar responsibilities for financial institutions throughout Latin America. Felipe joined Moody's in 2000. He holds an MBA from New York University and received a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Boston. He speaks fluent Spanish, English and Portuguese
Currently Position
President ICR, rating agency
Principal Partner Clarke & Associates
Director of Board Telefónica CTC S.A.
Director of Board Gergens Investment Fund
Professor at University of Chile, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economics.
Education
Catholic University of Louvain, Master of Arts (M.A.Economics, 1993
Universidad de Chile, Ingeniero Comercial (Business Engineer) ,1987
Licentiate in Economic Sciences (B.A.), 1986
Specialization Areas
Corporate Governance, Financial Reforms, Security Market Regulation, Insurance Market
regulation, Pension Funds, Financial Institutions, Privatizations, Industrial Organization,
Financial Optimization, Political Engineering of Legal Reforms.
Work Experience
2000-2003 Chairman Chilean Securities and Insurance Commission
2001-2003 President (American Association of Insurance Supervisor)
2001-2003 President Instituto Iberoamericano de Mercado de Valores
2000-2002 Vice-president de IOSCO America
1999-2000 Vice-Minister of Finance
1994-1998 Advisor to the Finance Minister (Capital Markets)
1994-1998 Exec. Secretary Capital Market Committee, Ministry Finance
1997-1999 Director of Board ESVAL (Publicly owned utility, water sector)
1996-1999 Director of Board Colbún (electric generator)
1994-1999 Director of Board Metro (Publicly owned firm, subway)
1994-1996 Member Antitrust Commission
Felipe is a Vice President-Senior Credit Officer in the Financial Institutions Group for Moody's. Based in Mexico City, he leads the credit analysis of various financial institutions, including banks, securities firms and finance companies in Mexico, Chile and Peru. Prior to this position, he had similar responsibilities for financial institutions throughout Latin America. Felipe joined Moody's in 2000. He holds an MBA from New York University and received a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Boston. He speaks fluent Spanish, English and Portuguese
| William (Bill) Foster is a Vice President-Senior Credit Officer in Moody’s Sovereign Risk Group in New York, where he serves as lead analyst on the United States, Canada, India, and World Bank Group credits. Bill joined Moody’s in August 2016, following 10 years at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. He most recently served as Senior Advisor for International Financial Markets based in New York, where he was the Office of International Affairs’ first dedicated liaison to New York’s international financial community. From August 2012 to March 2015, he served as the U.S. Financial Attaché to India at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, where he represented the U.S. Government as its primary economic expert and financial diplomat in India. Bill joined Treasury’s Office of International Affairs as an international economist in 2006, and covered a wide range of geographies during his tenure, including Latin America, South and East Asia. Prior to joining Treasury, he worked as a management consultant at Accenture. Bill holds a Master of International Affairs degree in International Financial and Economic Policy from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and a BA from Wesleyan University. He is a member of The Economic Club of New York and an Industry Advisory Board Member for Columbia Business School’s India Business Initiative. |
Barbara Mattos is a Senior Vice President in Moody’s Corporate Finance Group in São Paulo, Brazil, leading the credit analysis and rating process for a diversified portfolio of Basic Industries companies, including mining, steel, pulp & paper and a few industrials in South America.
Prior to joining Moody’s in 2011, Barbara worked at FRAM Capital as an equity research analyst and at ABN Amro Bank in the strategic planning/investor relations team. She also worked for Wintershall AG and Cambridge Energy Research Associates in Cambridge, MA.
Barbara received both her bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s degree in accounting from Fundação Getulio Vargas in Brazill. She holds an MBA from the Yale Graduate School of Management in New Haven, CT. Barbara is a CFA Charterholder
Daniela Cuan is a VP/Senior Analyst in the Global Infrastructure Finance Group.
Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Daniela is lead analyst for debt issuers in the utility sector in Argentina and other countries in the region. Daniela works in the Americas team, providing her local and regional perspective to the analysis of Argentinean and regional issuers.
Daniela has more than 20 years in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Moody’s in 2000, Daniela worked for a local rating agency in Argentina, covering a variety of local industries. She began her career in corporate and commercial banking. She had worked for BCI between 1991 and 1994, taking responsibility for a portfolio of more than 20 Argentinean corporations. She continued her banking career at BBVA during 1994.
Daniela holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universidad de Buenos Aires/UBA and a Master’s Degree in Finance and Capital Markets also from the Universidad de Buenos Aires.
Currently Position
President ICR, rating agency
Principal Partner Clarke & Associates
Director of Board Telefónica CTC S.A.
Director of Board Gergens Investment Fund
Professor at University of Chile, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economics.
Education
Catholic University of Louvain, Master of Arts (M.A.Economics, 1993
Universidad de Chile, Ingeniero Comercial (Business Engineer) ,1987
Licentiate in Economic Sciences (B.A.), 1986
Specialization Areas
Corporate Governance, Financial Reforms, Security Market Regulation, Insurance Market
regulation, Pension Funds, Financial Institutions, Privatizations, Industrial Organization,
Financial Optimization, Political Engineering of Legal Reforms.
Work Experience
2000-2003 Chairman Chilean Securities and Insurance Commission
2001-2003 President (American Association of Insurance Supervisor)
2001-2003 President Instituto Iberoamericano de Mercado de Valores
2000-2002 Vice-president de IOSCO America
1999-2000 Vice-Minister of Finance
1994-1998 Advisor to the Finance Minister (Capital Markets)
1994-1998 Exec. Secretary Capital Market Committee, Ministry Finance
1997-1999 Director of Board ESVAL (Publicly owned utility, water sector)
1996-1999 Director of Board Colbún (electric generator)
1994-1999 Director of Board Metro (Publicly owned firm, subway)
1994-1996 Member Antitrust Commission
Pablo is the Financial Institutions Senior Director for ICR. Based in Chile, he leads the rating assessment of several financial institutions among more than 70 issuers, including banks, insurance companies, non banking financial institutions and financial holdings in the chilean market. Pablo joined ICR in 2015. He holds a degree in Economics from Universidad de Chile, a Master in Financial Management from Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez and a Data Analytics Certificate from MIT Sloan School of Management.
Mariana Soto es Vicepresidente de Asuntos Corporativos y Sostenibilidad AES Chile y abogado de la Universidad de Chile. Trabajó más de siete años en la Fiscalía Nacional Económica y previamente en el ejercicio privado de la profesión. Fue jefa de gabinete del ex ministro de Energía (2007-2010), Marcelo Tokman, y posteriormente, fue nombrada, en el 2010, por la ex Presidenta de la República, Michelle Bachelet, como la primera subsecretaria de Energía de la historia de Chile. Una vez terminado el Gobierno, asumió como Vicepresidenta de Asuntos Corporativos de AES Gener, teniendo a su cargo las áreas de Responsabilidad Social Empresarial, Comunicaciones, Asuntos Institucionales y la Fundación AES Gener, hoy AES Chile. Además, se desempeñó como Social Manager para Alto Maipo.
Previo a volver a AES Chile, lideró durante tres años la vicepresidencia de Sustentabilidad y Asuntos Corporativos de WOM.
Magister en Ciencias Aplicadas mención Ecología en The University of British Columbia (UBC) e Ingeniera Forestal de la Universidad de Chile, con más de 15 años de experiencia en Sustentabilidad y Gestión de Recursos Ambientales.
Lidera equipos en proyecto de impacto acumulativo en minería, energía hidroeléctrica , planificación de cuencas hidrográficas y silvicultura. Con vasta experiencia como gerente de proyectos y coordinadora en gestión y planificación ambiental y de recursos naturales.
Ingresó a Codelco como Directora de Cambio Climático y Producción Responsable, en el año 2021. Anteriormente se desempeñó en Corporación de Fomento de la Producción (CORFO) durante 6 años en cargos como Encargada Medio Ambiente y Comunidades - Comité Minería No Metálica y Gobernanza de Salares y Dirección Activos Mineros, Unidad de Contratos de Litio.