Swiss Breakfast Q1 2026
Switzerland's role in the increasing demand for data storage
- Switzerland in an evolving geopolitical environment
- How might geopolitics impact credit in 2026
- How well positioned is Switzerland’s credit profile to manage these shifts
- Data Centers Outlook
- How are regulatory risks and power constraints affecting data centers worldwide and in Switzerland?
- Which new market entrants and financing models are shaping the future of hyperscale data centers?
- How are creditworthy counterparties supporting data center leases as AI companies drive increasing capacity needs?
- Sustainable Finance in Switzerland’s data centers
- How does Switzerland’s “trusted data” position interact with power and water constraints?
- When do sustainable factors become credit-relevant for data center operations?
- How can financing structures support stability without introducing new execution risk?
- As data centers multiply, the cost of fragile resilience grows
- Generative AI is driving rapid data‑center growth and faster cloud adoption
- Recent outages reveal cloud weaknesses, underscoring the need for stronger resilience
Speakers
Sven Reinke
Managing Director, Corporate Finance
Moody’s Ratings
Ram Sri
Vice President – Senior Credit Officer, Sustainable Finance - Credit
Moody’s Ratings
Heiko Peters
Vice President, Sovereign Risk
Moody's Ratings
Ramzi Kattan
Vice President – Senior Credit Officer, Corporate Finance
Moody's Ratings
Leroy Terrelonge
Senior Vice President, Cyber Credit Risk
Moody's Ratings
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Sven Reinke is a Managing Director in Moody’s Corporate Finance Group. Sven is responsible for a team on London-based Lead Analysts covering Commodities, TMT and Business and Consumer Services sectors. Sven joined Moody’s in the autumn of 2013 with 12 years’ experience in a number of different corporate credit roles. During his first nine years at Moody’s, Sven was a Lead Analyst covering a number of different corporate sectors.
Prior to joining Moody’s, Sven spent six years as a Senior Corporate Credit Officer at UBS Investment Bank in London responsible for the credit risk management of a portfolio of corporates in different industries. Before joining UBS, Sven was the Lead Credit Analyst for Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi’s German and Benelux blue chip counterparties. At the start of his career, Sven spent four years as a Credit Analyst at Deutsche Bank’s German mid-cap credit risk department.
Sven has a Masters Degree in Economics with focus on finance and banking from The Berlin School of Economics and Law. Sven also passed all levels of the CFA Program.
Ram Sri is Vice President – Senior Credit Officer in Moody’s Ratings’ Sustainable Finance Group. He leads Moody’s global initiative to integrate water risk and water management considerations into analysis, ratings and research, and is the author of Moody’s recent report, Water Management – Global: Water reliability, infrastructure and funding shape credit resilience to supply stress. He has also authored Moody’s global environmental and social risks heat maps and associated framework reports.
He previously worked in Moody’s Financial Institutions Group in New York, covering US regional and global investment banks, securities firms and asset managers, and holds Master’s degrees from Warwick Business School and Warwick University.
| Heiko Peters is a Vice President in the Moody’s Sovereign Risk Group, and is based in the Frankfurt office. He has Lead Analyst responsibilities for a number of European sovereigns and supra-nationals, producing ratings and research related to their creditworthiness. Heiko joined Moody’s from Deutsche Bank AG, where he was Senior Economist - Vice President in the European Economics Team of Deutsche Bank Research for more than five years. He published research on economic and political topics, including global trade, labour markets, demographics and migration, and covered in particular the economies of Germany and Austria. Prior to that he had worked from 2009 to 2011 as an Economist for the German Council of Economic Experts in Wiesbaden, reporting to the Chair of the Council. Moreover, his professional background includes stints at the Deutsche Bundesbank (Visiting Researcher), Germany’s Monopolies Commission and the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW), both as a Visiting Fellow. He holds a PhD, a Master’s level diploma and a BSc in Economics from the University of Muenster. |
Ramzi is a Vice President in Moody’s Corporate Finance Group in London focused on real estate.
He joined Moody’s in February 2011 as a lead analyst in EMEA CMBS responsible for analysing and rating a large variety of commercial mortgage backed transactions across all EMEA jurisdictions and property types. Ramzi’s responsibilities also included researching and analysing property market data and tracking European occupational and investment market trends.
Ramzi also worked in Moody’s Financial Institutions Group’s Analytics Team, where he was instrumental in conducting successful stress tests for banks globally as well as monitoring bank asset quality.
Prior to beginning his career at Moody’s in 2011, Ramzi spent 15 years working with a variety of European banks as a real estate credit specialist, and also worked in the Middle East on real estate development projects.
Ramzi’s prior roles included working as a senior real estate credit officer at the Royal Bank of Scotland. He also worked as deputy head of portfolio management at pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank with direct risk responsibility for a large real estate finance portfolio covering a diverse range of assets including office, retail, industrial, hotels, residential, and healthcare.
Ramzi earned his MSc in Real Estate Investment from the Cass Business School. He also holds an MSc in Finance and a BA in General Management, both from Boston College.
Leroy Terrelonge is a Senior Vice President in the Moody's Ratings Cyber Credit Risk Group, where he is responsible for creating and executing the group's research and outreach agenda. He works collaboratively with stakeholders across Moody’s to build and assess cyber datasets and publish timely and relevant research on cyber risk and its impact on financial performance. Leroy has more than 20 years of risk experience working in government, international education, tech startups and corporates. Prior to joining Moody’s, Leroy led a team of analysts at Flashpoint, a threat intelligence company that researches cybercriminal communities, and previously worked as an analyst at the National Security Agency. e has been cited in both domestic and international media on cyber risk issues and has presented at cybersecurity conferences around the world. Leroy graduated from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy with a Masters in International Business and holds an A.B. in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations cum laude from Harvard University. He also served as a Princeton-in-Asia fellow in Almaty, Kazakhstan and serves on the board of this organization. He is an avid touch rugby referee.