North Sea M&A: Balanced for mutual benefits

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Oil & gas

Region:

Europe

Daniel Pembrey

Reporter

Innovative sale and security structures have attracted a new breed of private equity-backed buyers into North Sea oil assets being sold off by the majors. And as the M&A opportunities increase, strong appetite from an increasingly diversified lender pool is also emerging.

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