Financial risks in water utilities: Report from Ceres
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A new report authored by Sharlene Leurig and titled «The Ripple Effect: Water Risk in the Municipal Bond Market» was published by Ceres last week.
The report studies water scarcity risks for public water and power utilities in the U.S.A and details the related financial risks. This is a very interesting read. Particularly refreshing is the section on why the model for assessing risks related to power utilities may be wrong (see p.41-42 and Annex C). You don't see such an admission often, but it is entierly consistent with the original intent: obtain the most accurate risk assessment possible rather than portray an abstract model as infallible.
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