The coronavirus outbreak has caused widespread uncertainty across global markets, as countries and regions battle to contain the spread of the pandemic. Bringing together the breadth of S&P Global’s news and research teams, this webinar will provide insights on the impacts of COVID-19 on the global economy and on specific industries.
Register for this upcoming webinar and join our panel of S&P Global experts as they discuss:
The impact of Coronavirus on economic growth
How the outbreak has affected global supply chains and trade
The stress on specific sectors as indicated by leveraged loans
Gary RegenstreifExecutive Editor, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Gary Regenstreif has covered the insurance industry in various capacities since joining SNL Financial in 1999 Full Bio
Gary Regenstreif is Executive Editor at S&P Global Market Intelligence, overseeing news coverage by a team of more than 350 journalists across the globe. He was previously a reporter and editor working on three continents for Reuters, covering topics from the economy and monetary policy to politics and war. Minimize
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Chris RogersSupply Chain Analyst, Panjiva, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Chris Rogers is a Supply Chain Analyst at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Full Bio
Chris Rogers is a Supply Chain Analyst at S&P Global Market Intelligence. He joined S&P Global as part of the acquisition of Panjiva in 2018. His research covers international trade policy, logistics sector trends and analysis of industrial supply chains.
Previously, Chris worked as an international trade analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence after spending nearly 20 years covering the global energy industry as a sell-side analyst at institutions including JPMorgan and UBS. Minimize
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Paul GruenwaldGlobal Chief Economist , S&P Global Ratings
Paul Gruenwald is the Global Chief Economist at S&P Global Ratings based in New York. Full Bio
Paul Gruenwald is the Global Chief Economist at S&P Global Ratings based in New York. He leads the economic research agenda and serves as the primary spokesperson on macro-economic matters for the company.
Before joining S&P Global Ratings in 2013, Paul spent almost five years at the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) as the Asia Pacific Chief Economist, where he was responsible for helping setand direct ANZ’s Asian and global economic research agenda, as well as building the bank’s economic research efforts and profile in the region. Previously, Paul worked at the International MonetaryFund(IMF) for nearly 16 years, where he led the team producing the IMF’s Asian regional outlook reports. He was also the IMF Resident Representative to Hong Kong and Korea, the Deputy Chief of the China Division, and did considerable work on both public (Paris Club) and private (London Club) debt restructuring issues.
Paul has a Ph.D. in Economics from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree in Economics/Mathematics from the University of Texas.
Liam Eagle is a Research Director and Head of Voice of the Enterprise (VotE) and Voice of the Service Provider practices at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. Full Bio
Liam Eagle is a Research Director and Head of Voice of the Enterprise (VotE) and Voice of the Service Provider practices at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. As head of VotE, he leads the production of 451's enterprise survey research, and with Voice of the Service Provider, he leads surveys on IT decision-making within service provider organizations.
His research focuses on service providers, with an emphasis on cloud, hosting and managed services, and how those service providers acquire, build and deliver the related technologies.
Prior to joining 451 Research, Liam was editor-in-chief at the Web Host Industry Review, where he managed a full-time editorial staff, along with dozens of freelancers and other contributors. In several years as co-chair of HostingCon, he developed the educational program for one of the industry's most highly regarded and well-attended events.
In roughly 20 years covering the technology services market, Liam has closely followed many of the trends that have shaped the business, platforms and partner ecosystems involved. He speaks frequently at client and industry events and is frequently quoted in technology and business publications. He holds a Bachelor of Journalism degree from Ryerson University in Toronto. Minimize
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Rachelle KakourisDirector, S&P Global Market Intelligence
Rachelle specializes in data-driven trend analysis and commentary on the leveraged finance markets, Full Bio
Rachelle specializes in data-driven trend analysis and commentary on the leveraged finance markets, focusing her efforts on showcasing developments and movements as tracked by LCD’s S&P/LSTA Leveraged Loan Index – a widely used proxy for the $1.2 trillion leveraged loan market.
Joining LCD in 2014, Rachelle honed her leveraged finance background covering the often complex subset of distressed debt; placing particular emphasis on unearthing the detail behind the balance sheet maneuvers of companies on the brink, and market-moving trends as they relate to stress identifiers in broader market indices.
Before joining LCD, Rachelle wrote for Reuters and IFR on the U.S. high-yield corporate bond market in New York, and prior to that on sovereign and covered bonds as a markets reporter in London during the height of the financial crisis. Rachelle got her start as a research analyst at Thomson Financial, and also held post-graduate derivative trade confirmation roles at WestLB and UBS. Minimize
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