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Evercore (NYSE: EVR) is a premier global independent investment banking advisory firm. Founded in 1995, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices and affiliate offices in major financial centers in North America, Europe, South America, the Middle East and Asia.
Editor's note: Updated March 2, 2020.
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The One Where EOG’s Stock Tanked
A rare earnings miss pushed the wildcatter’s stock down as much as 6%, while larger and smaller peers’ share prices were mostly unchanged. One analyst asked if EOG is like Narcissus.
Will ConocoPhillips Play Spoiler to Suncor’s $4B TotalEnergies Deal?
ConocoPhillips is “carefully” reviewing its first refusal rights in Surmont right of refusal to buy out partner TotalEnergies’ Surmont project as Suncor looks to buy TotalEnergies EP Canada for $4 billion.
Biden to ‘Build Back Better’ Bit by Bit
U.S. President Joe Biden has little recourse to get his climate plan back on track, and he responds to apparent Congressional defeat with bluster, wind project plans.
Market Watchers: The Narrative Shifts; The Industry Responds
We entered 2022 with the view that E&P spending would grow in the mid-teens year-over-year. This is now likely closer to 20%, according to James West, senior managing director at Evercore, in a market outlook exclusive to Oil and Gas Investor.
Oil Industry Responds to Biden’s Price-gouging Accusations
Despite Biden’s call to U.S. refiners to lower gasoline prices, the administration’s unfavorable policy has restricted the oil and gas industry and, given the current challenges, makes ramping up production impossible, analysts told Hart Energy.
‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ to Make a Permian Basin Comeback
A sharp uptick in Permian Basin permitting indicates that operators are ready to ramp up drilling activity.
Is Offshore Oil, Gas Drilling Making a Comeback?
Analysts point to data indicating improvement for offshore oil and gas drilling, particularly floating rigs, with room to grow.
Oil Demand Outlook Looks Up, For Now
Analysts see the rate of change in oil demand growth falling below zero in the years ahead.
Oil and Gas Investor Rig Market Trends: A Cautious Rigging Up
After a year of historic lows for drilling activity, rig count is slowly climbing up, indicating an improved activity outlook for 2021. But will it be enough for overstacked drillers?
Oilfield Service Companies Embrace Energy Transition
Some of the largest oilfield services companies in the world such as Schlumberger, Baker Hughes and Halliburton are ‘enablers of the transition’ to cleaner forms of energy, analyst says.
Oil and Gas Investor Cover Story: OFS in Transition
Like the E&P sector that precedes it, U.S. oilfield services companies are facing a precipitous drop in capex for 2021. The hard reality? Adapt or die.
Roundtable: Vaccine, Digitalization and Energy Transition to Drive Oil Markets in 2021
Analysts from the U.S., Europe and the Middle East joined Hart Energy to discuss the 2021 oil and gas market outlook.
Analysts Review US Shale Recovery, ‘New Normal’
The third-quarter uptick in activity was an industry restart, not a resumption of growth for U.S. shale, analysts say.
Industry Recovery: The Other Side
As the oil and gas industry regains strength following a tumultuous second quarter, companies could emerge anew.
PATH FORWARD: Evercore’s James West on Chevron-Noble Energy Deal, Shale Outlook
“M&A has started to pick up. You saw a deal announced with Chevron buying Noble. We would expect to see more of those,” James West, senior managing director of Evercore ISI, says.