Energy IB Outlook?

Anyone have any thoughts how IB in the Energy space will play out with the current state of the market? Should we expect headcount reductions / hiring freezes? Curious if anyone has heard anything.

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Large E&P’s still need to replace reserves and oil majors still need to fund their dividends through their cash flows from traditional upstream/midstream/downstream operations. Also they need the cash flow support of traditional O&G to fund new energy technologies. These fundamentals will likely remain the case for a long time, in spite of 50-60/bbl oil in the near term.

 

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