The sector outlook reflects our view of credit fundamentals in the UK housing association sector over the next 12 months. Join us as we publish our 2025 outlook for the UK housing association sector (the 2024 outlook was negative) to discuss:
- Pressures stemming from investment in existing homes due to increased scrutiny on quality, safety and energy efficiency
- Debt trajectory and the impact of strategies around fixed asset disposals and development cutbacks
- Debt structure and treasury risks in the context of reducing Bank of England rates
- The credit impact of the latest government announcements around rent policy and others
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SpeakersJeanne Harrison Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Sub-Sovereign Moody's Ratings
Maÿlis Chapellier Assistant Vice President - Analyst, Sub-Sovereign Moody's Ratings
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Jeanne Harrison joined Moody’s in early 2014 as an Analyst in the Sub-Sovereign Group with a focus on UK housing associations.
Immediately prior to joining Moody’s, Jeanne worked as an FP&A Analyst for The Hyde Group, a London-based housing association. Her primary responsibilities were delivering the Group five-year business plan, stress testing, and peer analysis. Previously, she worked as a management accountant in the higher education sector with responsibility for budgeting, forecasting, and monthly management accounts.
Jeanne holds a BSc in Finance from Florida State University and is a Chartered Management Accountant.
Maÿlis Chapellier is a AVP-Analyst at Moody’s Ratings, in the EMEA sub-sovereign team. She is responsible for the credit risk analysis of UK housing associations (as well as UK public universities) since 2021. Maÿlis joined Moody’s in 2017, firstly supporting lead analysts working on French public entities (housing associations, hospitals and regional and local governments) before transitioning to a UK-focused portfolio in 2019. Before joining Moody's, she built her finance expertise in a consulting firm, working on projects with Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (State-owned bank, main public lender for French housing associations).
Maÿlis holds a master’s degree in Economics and Business from Sciences Po. She speaks English, French and Spanish.