Lori Treviño

Lori Treviño

Assistant Vice President, Analyst US Public Finance, Local Government

Moody's Ratings

Lori Treviño is an Assistant Vice President - Analyst on the Western Regional Local Governments Ratings Team covering municipal credits throughout western states and serving as the local government lead for Arizona, Washington and cities in California. She had a lead role in updates to property assessment and tax increment rating methodologies, as well as served on the working group that developed the instrument considerations framework for special tax securities rated under sector-based methodologies. She was a member of the working group that established the analytical framework for evaluating ESG risks for public school districts across the US and continues to participate in evaluating credit impact of environmental and social risks on local governments in the western US.

Prior to joining Moody’s, Lori was a financial analyst and the redevelopment program manager for the City of El Cerrito; a managing consultant at Seifel Consulting, serving clients that included public agencies and real estate developers; and management analyst for the City of Fremont. Her professional experience includes management and financing of revitalization programs, projects and properties; city budgeting; and analysis of real estate economics and development impacts, including the fiscal effects of land use policies given tax and revenue limitations, such as California’s Propositions 13 and 22, and similar legal provisions in other states.

Lori holds AB degrees in Mass Communication and History from the University of California, Berkeley and a Master in Public Policy degree from the Harvard Kennedy School.

Featured Sessions

Tuesday, November 4, 2025
11:35 am
CPE Eligible

Following the devastating LA wildfires in the beginning of the year, the property insurance crisis grows wider. While challenges are large, and threats of a federal funding pullback hang over, the state is making strides to provide relief. How are the newly enacted laws helping issuers in California?