• CERAWeek
  • March 18 - 22, 2024

Jeffrey Holzschuh

Morgan Stanley

Chairman, Institutional Securities Group

Jeffrey R. Holzschuh is the Chairman of Institutional Securities Group (ISG), a Managing Director of Morgan Stanley and a member of the firm’s Management Committee. ISG includes the Investment Banking, Capital Markets, Equity, Fixed Income and Commodities Divisions. He is also Chairman of Morgan Stanley’s Global Power and Utility Group and Morgan Stanley’s Environmental Policy Committee. He is actively involved with the Morgan Stanley Sustainability Institute. Over the past 34 years at Morgan Stanley, Mr. Holzschuh has worked in New York and Los Angeles offices. Mr. Holzschuh has been actively involved in many of the industry’s largest mergers and acquisitions and a wide variety of advisory and financing transactions for several of the firm’s key clients. Mr. Holzschuh has been involved with the power and utility industry his entire career. He is a frequent speaker and panelist on industry topics and has been published in several periodicals. He is a founding member of the US Partnership for Renewable Energy Finance. Mr. Holzschuh has served as Chair of the EEI Wall Street Advisory Group and was appointed by the US Secretary of Energy to serve on the US Electricity Advisory Board. He is involved in several charitable and academic boards including Chairman of the Niagara University Board of Trustees, National Advisory Board for Youth, I.N.C., Board of the Metropolitan Golf Association and its Foundation, and The United States Golf Association on the World Amateur Golf Ranking/ITS Committees.

Sessions With Jeffrey Holzschuh

Thursday, 14 March

  • 11:30am - 12:30pm (CST) / -

    Financing Power: Adjusting to the new risk profile

    Panel Finance/Trading/Risk Management Power

    The electric power industry is being challenged to adapt to new technologies, new policy mandates, and new market structures. As the array of market players and market roles becomes more complex, opportunities to create economic value are shifting and risks are rising. How do these unsettled conditions affect the cost of capital today for power investments? What are the mid-term prospects for project financing? How are markets valuing the industry’s existing asset inventory?