In the year 2016 energy deals made a comeback. What drove the deal flow? From distressed sales in the beginning of the year to an acceptance of the “new normal” when it comes to commodity prices, David Denechaud, a partner with Sidley Austin LLP, explains the factors which led to the rebound.
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