Although US consumers have likely avoided a recession, they are facing challenges now led by a softening labor market. Join Moody’s experts as we discuss employment trends and the effects on US households.
- What does the latest data suggest about the outlook for employment?
- What is happening with employment in sectors such as healthcare and construction?
- How will the changes affect consumer spending and debt delinquencies?
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SpeakersBobby Jorgensen Vice President - Senior Analyst, Structured Finance Group Moody's Ratings
Gabriel Agostini Assistant Vice President, Credit Strategy and Guidance Moody's RatingsGriselda Bisono Vice President - Senior Analyst, Corporate Finance Moody's Ratings
Dan Steingart Vice President-Senior Credit Officer, Public Finance Not-for-Profit Healthcare Moody's Ratings
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Bobby Jorgensen is a VP-Senior Analyst on the consumer ABS new ratings team at Moody’s. He has over a decade of experience in the ABS market, in both credit analyst and bond trading roles. Prior to working in the ABS market he served as an officer on active duty with the United States Marine Corps. He has an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business and a BA from Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business.
Gabriel Agostini is an Assistant Vice President on the Macro Research Team in Moody’s Ratings’ Center for Credit Research. In his current capacity, he helps establish and articulate the firm’s house views through thematic, data-driven and credit-relevant macroeconomic research, with a focus on labor markets, demographics and immigration. Gabriel is co-author of the Global Macroeconomic Outlook, a flagship quarterly publication with a spotlight on the G20, and a frequent contributor to Moody’s Macro Mondays, a weekly column that contextualizes economic data releases. Before joining the Macro Research Team in 2022, he worked in the Sovereign Risk and US Public Finance Groups at Moody’s Ratings and as a US economist at Bloomberg Intelligence.
Gabriel holds a Master of International Affairs in International Economic Policy from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) and a BA from Fordham University. He is a also a CFA Charterholder.
Griselda Bisono is a Vice President – Senior Analyst in Moody’s Corporate Finance Group (CFG). She joined Moody’s Homebuilding team in 2018 and has lead analyst responsibility for a portfolio of homebuilding and building products companies. In addition to regularly authoring industry research, Griselda leads outreach and engagement efforts for the Homebuilding team and frequently participates in high-profile events including investor roundtables, webinars, third-party conferences and media engagements.
Griselda represents the CFG Homebuilding team in Moody’s US Cross-Sector Housing and Housing Finance Group, which focuses on the development of topical cross-sector research and investor outreach. She also contributes her expertise to Moody’s Homebuilding MIND group, which aims to foster thought leadership and develop cross-regional research.
Previously, Griselda was a member of the REIT team for 13 years where she covered a portfolio of REITs and other commercial property firms in a variety of real estate subsectors within the US, Canada and Latin America. She also previously held a variety of roles in Moody’s Finance group.
Griselda holds a B.A. in Accounting from St. Joseph’s University and an M.B.A. from Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business. She is also fluent in English and Spanish.
Dan joined Moody’s Healthcare Ratings team in 2007. He covers hospitals in Massachusetts, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, California and Washington in addition to several other states. Dan is a 2018 recipient of the Bond Buyer’s Rising Stars award and is the author of multiple research publications including the Not-for-Profit Healthcare Sector Outlook for 2020, the Not-for-Profit Healthcare Rating Methodology and research on the topics of: the Affordable Care Act, academic medical centers, payer-provider consolidation, and investment liquidity. Prior to joining Moody’s, Dan worked as a researcher at a think tank in Washington, DC and in community development in Russia and Israel. He holds a B.A. in political science from Binghamton University, a Masters in International Affairs with a concentration in finance from Columbia University, and earned the Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 2011.