The E&P A&D market is on track to transact more asset deals by value this year than any year since 2014—and coming off of one of its worst years ever in 2020. What are the drivers behind it? How long will it run? And how is it impacting the structure and investability of the industry? This session will address these key questions, plus the outlook for the remainder of 2021 and into 2022.
SPEAKER(S):
Doug Reynolds, Managing Director, Piper Sandler
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