Short term shock or start of painful systemic challenge?
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Discussion Leaders
SVB Collapse
Is there more to fear?
Moderator
Gustavo Favaron
CEO & Managing Partner
GRI Club
Claus
Vistesen
Chief Eurozone Economist
Pantheon Macroeconomics
Cristina
García-Peri
Senior Partner Head of Strategy and Business Development
Azora
Kathryn
Ogden
Global Head, Real Estate Corporate Banking and Real Estate Capital Partners
RBC Capital Markets
Michael
Covarrubias
Chaiman & CEO
TMG Partners
Gustavo Favaron
Gustavo Favaron
CEO & Managing Partner
GRI Club
g.favaron@griclub.org
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Claus Vistesen
Chief Eurozone EconomistPantheon Macroeconomics
United Kingdom
Claus Vistesen has several years’ experience in the independent macro research space. He holds Master’s degrees in economics and finance from the Copenhagen Business School and the University of Hull. At Pantheon, Claus focuses on the Eurozone, with particular emphasis on the core economies of Germany, France and Italy and on ECB policy. He is keen to argue that the Eurozone still has a business cycle, despite its manifest structural problems, and that investors who focus only on the long-term fundamentals run the risk of missing significant investment opportunities. Claus also specialises in demographics, growth and the interaction between asset markets and monetary policy.
Cristina García-Peri
Senior Partner Head of Strategy and Business DevelopmentAzora
Spain
Cristina García-Peri is Senior Partner and Head of Strategy and Corporate Development for the Azora Group. Prior to joining Azora in 2011, she worked for 16 years in the investment- banking sector at both Merrill Lynch (2 years) and JP Morgan (14 years), where she held various positions across M&A and Equity Capital Markets, and for 10 year, she was Managing Director responsible for Corporate Equity Derivatives for EMEA as well as Equity Capital Markets for Spain and Portugal. Cristina holds a bachelor degree in Economics from ICADE (Spain) and an MBA from Harvard Business School (USA). Cristina is Board Member at Bankinter, a Spanish IBEX 35 banking institution, where she Chairs the Nominations and Sustainability Committee.
Kathryn Ogden
Global Head, Real Estate Corporate Banking and Real Estate Capital PartnersRBC Capital Markets
USA
Kathryn Ogden is a Managing Director and Head of RBC Real Estate Capital Partners (“RECP”). RECP originates mortgage and mezzanine loans secured by stabilized and transitional real estate assets in all major commercial real estate product types throughout the US, UK, Europe and Australia. Kathryn joined RBC in 2009 and helped launch the RECP platform in 2011. She moved to London in 2013 to launch the Real Estate Capital Partners platform in Europe before moving back to Dallas in 2016. Prior to joining RBC, Kathryn worked in the London office of the Real Estate Principal Investment Area of Goldman, Sachs & Co. responsible for the management of a portfolio of real estate assets in the United Kingdom and Europe.
Michael Covarrubias
Chaiman & CEOTMG Partners
USA
Beyond the firm’s distinguished reputation as a leader in Bay Area real estate, Michael is highly respected for his leadership in the business community, highlights of which are chairing the Bay Area Council, and leading a critical effort with the Metropolitan Transportation Committee on regional solutions for transportation, housing, and economic vitality. He has also served in multiple leadership roles for the Urban Land Institute. He was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the San Francisco Business Times in 2019.
The Discussion will touch upon:
Behind the Headlines - Why did SVB fail and are we headed for a financial crisis?2008 - What’s different this time? Will it be better or even worse?Interest Rate Consequences Will the collapse affect capital flows, especially in Europe and the US?Which markets are most affected? Where might opportunities appear?Federal Reserve Response - Cause for concern?Real Estate Investors & Lenders - Is this a wake-up call to change our strategies?
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