Sovereign Credit Today | Bolivia
Bolivia’s ratings upgraded to Caa2 with positive outlook as external liquidity improves and credit-event risk declines
Topics include:
- What drove the upgrade to Caa2 and the positive outlook?
- How are lower bond payments, exchange-rate reform and broader financing access affecting Bolivia’s external liquidity?
- What could support a further upgrade, and what could interrupt the stabilization process?
Speakers
Jaime Reusche
Vice President, Sovereign Risk
Moody’s Ratings
Dylan Walsh
Assistant Vice President, Sovereign Risk Americas
Moody´s Ratings
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Jaime Reusche is a Vice President – Ratings in Moody’s sovereign risk group. He has over 21 years of industry experience. Jaime is responsible for analysis and ratings of Latin American sovereigns. He authors research on developments impacting sovereign credit quality, participates in sovereign rating committees, and is responsible for communicating sovereign risk group views in investor briefings and discussions with policymakers. Previously, he was lead analyst for a portfolio of Central and Eastern European sovereigns in the same group, before refocusing on Latin America.
He had worked as a Director in Fitch Ratings’ sovereigns group covering Latin American credits including Argentina, Chile and Central American countries until 2011. Prior to this, Mr. Reusche held the positions of analyst, associate analyst and senior associate throughout his nearly seven years at the sovereigns group in Moody’s, where he covered Latin American and Eastern European sovereigns, and oversaw data collection for Moody’s semi-annual Country Statistical Handbook.