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Perspective
13 April 2016

Drill-ships and FPSOs: Time to get back to basics

In:
Oil & gas
Region:
Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe
Contributor
One country was largely responsible for the emergence of offshore oil services infrastructure as a distinct project finance asset class: Brazil. So, with the Brazilian economy chasing the price of oil down to fresh depths, pain for the sector’s banks and bondholders is likely to be intense.

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