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IN THE NEWS
In her role as founder of EuroCatalyst, much has been written about (and by) AmeriCatalyst CEO Toni Moss on the subject of globalization and housing finance. Here is a selection of pieces that have appeared in European media:
2008-03 | “Servicing – Recipe for Recovery” | Lending Strategy
The EuropeServicing conference on 28-29 April (2008) at the British Film Institute is themed around Vertigo – Hitchcock’s classic film that exploits our fear of falling from on high. Toni Moss, driving force behind the event, considers it the perfect metaphor for the state of the European mortgage lending industry.
2007-11 | “Shadow World of Global Banking” | Lending Strategy
Lending Strategy’s John Murray speculates on the candid closed-door discussions on the credit crisis that took place at the EuroCatalyst signature event in October 2007 in Madrid.
2005-05 | “Globally covered” | International Financing Review (IFR)
International Financing Review (IFR) is the industry’s leading publication for all-inclusive coverage of the international capital markets. Acknowledged as essential reading by capital market participants worldwide, IFR is a key source of intelligence for all intermediaries, issuers and investors. This May 2005 Special Report on Pfandbriefe, includes an interview with EuroCatalyst.
2003-08 | “Eurovision – Head to Head with Moss and Jackson” | Mortgage Finance Gazette
Mortgage Finance Gazette began covering the EuroCatalyst annual event in 2002. In 2003, MFG kicked off its “EuroVision” series to coincide with EuroCatalyst 2003, Lisbon. The first part of the series was a cover interview with Toni Moss and Shirley Jackson.
2002-09 | “Playing Scrabble without the vowels” | Structured Finance International
Europe’s mortgage markets are being shaped by the forces of globalization. But the integration that must result is being hampered because players from different countries and market segments do not talk to each other — let alone understand each other. So argues Toni in an editorial on the forces at work shaping Europe’s mortgage markets that she wrote for Structured Finance International in 2002.