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Catherine Greg

seasoned credit investment professional who previously worked as a fundamental buy-side credit analyst at UBS Asset Management Americas Inc.

Catherine Greg is a seasoned credit investment professional who previously worked as a fundamental buy-side credit analyst at UBS O'Connor, where she specialized in both liquid and illiquid credit alternatives. She has extensive experience sourcing and analyzing alternative credit managers and worked with major institutional investors while at Callan and the UAW Trust, advising on portfolio construction and investment strategy. Catherine holds an MBA in Finance from the Indiana Kelley School of Business, is a CFA Charterholder, and has held leadership roles such as co-founding the Women in Private Credit professional organization. Throughout her career, she has earned recognition for her allocator expertise and leadership in private credit, though specific performance metrics or company-level rankings are not publicly disclosed.

Catherine Greg's questions to EPR PROPERTIES (EPR) leadership

Question · Q1 2025

Catherine Graves of UBS asked if the 2026 box office surpassing 2025 is consistent with their conversations and how that influences their long-term view on theaters. She also asked about the potential impact of tariffs on the development pipeline.

Answer

CEO Gregory Silvers confirmed that the positive 2026 box office outlook is consistent with their view, driven by a strong film slate. He stated this doesn't change their strategy to reduce theater concentration but improves their ability to execute it. Regarding tariffs, Silvers noted that current projects have locked-in pricing, but it will be a topic of discussion for future build-to-suit projects, potentially impacting costs for lumber, steel, and equipment.

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Catherine Greg's questions to REALTY INCOME (O) leadership

Question · Q4 2024

Catherine Greg of UBS, on for Michael Goldsmith, asked about opportunities in the industrial sector and which consumer or retail trends the company is monitoring amid bankruptcy concerns.

Answer

CEO Sumit Roy stated that industrial remains a focus, with growth primarily coming from development projects due to competitive acquisition pricing. He also highlighted that the company is monitoring macro risks, such as potential tariffs on Chinese goods like consumer electronics and apparel, which informs their conservative outlook and tenant credit monitoring.

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