Let the deals begin - It is time for us to meet face-to-face at the industry's largest event of the year for commercial/multifamily finance professionals. Join us for unrivaled access to thousands of your peers, clients, and potential customers. Gain insights from key industry leaders, CEOs, and expert panelists - representing every facet of the industry - on the regulatory developments, trends, and strategies to succeed. Understand the changing landscape and the effects on the interest rates, capital sources and more! This is the best business trip you will take all year. 

Join our analysts as they discuss how will Asia-Pacific real estate investment trusts (REITs) and operating companies fare amid rising interest rates, regulatory developments and a global slowdown.

Macroeconomic variables and various markets and rates followed a volatile path throughout 2022; despite declining consumer sentiment and fears of a recession – it does not look like we ran into a downturn last year. But what are the prospects for 2023? What kind of risks remain, where are the opportunities, and how did this all play out in terms of performance metrics for multifamily and CRE income and capital market drivers? 

This webinar provided expert insight and trend analysis of CRE lending in the age of COVID-19.

Moody's held an interactive discussion with Jamie Woodwell, Vice President, Research and Economics at the Mortgage Bankers Association, to discuss the latest trends for loans supported by multifamily and commercial properties, given COVID-19.

In this session, panelists presented an in-depth analysis of CRE loan performance and credit risks under Moody’s latest economic and real estate scenarios. In a case study format, we illustrated how to translate an economic outlook into loan-level measures of credit risk to help you better quantify and manage the performance of your CRE portfolio.

Credit loss forecasting models are only as effective as the data on which they were built, and few, if any, were designed to capture the effects a sudden pandemic would unleash on the U.S. economy. In times like this, how are financial institutions determining the right amount to set aside for future credit losses? In this discussion, panelists presented a case study on an approach to quantitatively model credit risk in a range of economic scenarios, and adjust the results to capture information that models may not consider.