In this webinar, analysts from Moody's Ratings discussed the Request for Comment on a proposed new methodology for rating and monitoring Data Center asset-backed securitizations (ABS). We invite you to join our speakers as they provide an overview of the key risks and the proposed analytical framework. Topics include:
- Overview of the proposed data center ABS methodology
- Scope of the proposed data center ABS methodology
- The key risks considered under the proposed methodology
- The proposed analytical framework, and how we address the key risks in our approach
- The key considerations and components used to derive certain cash flow model assumptions
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SpeakersDaniela Chun Jayesuria Executive Director, Fixed Income Division Morgan Stanley
Tracy Rice Vice President – Senior Credit Officer, US Corporate ABS New Ratings Moody's Ratings
Amruta Chintawar AVP - Analyst, Methodology Development Group, CSS Moody's Ratings
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Tracy Rice is a VP – Senior Credit Officer, US Corporate ABS New Ratings in Moody's Ratings. Tracy joined Moody’s in 2005, and is currently part of a team that assigns new ratings to securities backed by esoteric assets. She is a committee chairperson and covers a variety of asset classes including solar, PACE, aircraft, container, whole business, utility cost recovery and more. She has written numerous reports covering these sectors. Tracy continues to be actively involved in methodology development and many analytical projects. Previously, Tracy covered various other ABS sectors, including student loans and equipment leases and loans. She also authored Moody’s approaches to rating private (non-guaranteed) student loan securitizations. Prior to Moody’s, Tracy occupied positions at Citigroup and J.P. Morgan Chase in risk and decision management. Tracy holds a M.S. in Statistics and a B.S. in Applied Mathematics from the State University of New York at Stony Brook