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Walter Winrow
Managing Director - Global Project and Infrastructure Finance
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William Coley
Group Credit Officer
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William L. Hess
Managing Director - Utilities
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Chee Mee Hu
Managing Director - Project Finance
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Monica Merli
Managing Director - Infrastructure Finance
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Andrew Davison
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Asia-Pacific
Patrick Mispagel
Associate Managing Director - Project & Infrastructure Finance Group
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Infrastructure & Project Finance

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Moody's Global Infrastructure Finance Group combines the expertise of a global team of analysts with extensive backgrounds in Public Finance, Corporate Finance, and Structured Finance to rate debt issued by both public and private infrastructure and project finance issuers and electric, gas and water utilities. This includes project finance entities that are limited to a special purpose by law, regulation, or contracts; infrastructure projects and enterprises financed in the U.S. tax-exempt market; and all corporate infrastructure and utility companies. Our approach allows market participants to benefit from a globally consistent and transparent methodological approach to assessing credit risk across the entire asset class.

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  • 1 May 2013
    • Asian buyers, US energy producers, main winners from US LNG exports
      US energy companies will benefit from the US becoming an exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) over the next several years. Those who will gain the most, however, will be buyers in Japan and Korea, the world's largest LNG consumers, as their supply options widen and also include new supply from Australia… Press Release l Full Report
  • 27 Mar 2013
    • Outlook for the Asia (ex-Japan) power utilities sector is stable; negative for India
      We have also assigned a stable outlook to eight of the nine individual power utilities sectors we cover in the region. We now assign a country-specific sector outlook under the umbrella of the broad Asia (ex-Japan) sector outlook, reflecting the region’s wide-ranging regulatory regimes and diverse operating environments. The negative outlook for the Indian power sector reflects unique structural challenges... Full Report
  • 21 Feb 2013
    • Mixed outlook for power projects continues
      Despite tepid economic growth, the outlook for fully contracted US power projects is stable as they continue to meet expected financial metrics and maintain good operating performance. The outlook for merchant power projects, however, remains negative largely because of sustained weak natural gas prices, given that a majority of US markets price power off natural gas... Press Release l Full Report
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