Rising Oil Price Curbs Gulf Arab Energy Companies' Financing Needs

The video discusses the borrowing trends between the USA and GCC countries, highlighting the impact of rising oil prices on GCC borrowing. It notes the significant disparity in borrowing levels, with the USA raising more funds compared to the GCC. The video also explores the financial implications of these trends and provides forecasts for future borrowing in the GCC. Despite fewer loans and bonds for energy companies, there are opportunities in corporate finance and M&A.

What are the implications of higher oil prices for GCC countries?

What is the significance of the $74 billion raised by the USA in the first half of the year?

How does the borrowing trend in the GCC compare to that of the United States?

What are the expectations for loans and bonds in the GCC for the current year?

What factors are influencing the financing landscape for energy companies in the GCC?