Investment banks focused on oil and gas in Texas saw their M&A deal count plummet in 2015. Mergermarket shows that some financial advisers – Tudor Pickering Holt, RBC Capital, JPMorgan, Citi and Barclays – were hit harder than others. A handful of investment banks – Lazard, Credit Suisse, Piper Jaffray, BMO Capital and Lincoln International – increased the number of Texas-based deals they handled. Deloitte restructuring expert William Snyder says a few financial advisory groups are well positions for the wave headed our way.
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SCOTX Denies Chesapeake’s Request for Rehearing in Hyder Case
The Supreme Court of Texas upheld its ruling from last year when the majority interpreted a drilling lease as clearly excluding post-production costs from royalties.
SCOTX Denies Chesapeake's Request for Rehearing in Hyder Case
The Supreme Court of Texas upheld its ruling from last year when the majority interpreted a drilling lease as clearly excluding post-production costs from royalties.
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WFAA Features Harold Kleinman’s Commitment to Serving Others
Kleinman, 85, founded the Texas Access to Justice Foundation.
WFAA Features Harold Kleinman’s Commitment to Serving Others
Kleinman, 85, founded the Texas Access to Justice Foundation.
WFAA Features Harold Kleinman's Commitment to Serving Others
Kleinman, 85, founded the Texas Access to Justice Foundation.