The Case for Reserve-Based Lending in Oil and Gas | Athan Attia, Dynamic Investments
The item gives a manager's view of a specialist private credit area and of how real assets allocations may shift across property, hospitality and infrastructure. It also touches on direct lending conditions and the firm's structure across private markets.
Summary
By the private credit deskAthan Attia of Dynamic Investments speaks with Adam Smallman at the PEI Private Credit New York Forum about oil and gas credit, including reserve-based lending secured against future production. He also discusses real assets allocations, including residential real estate, student housing, Gulf hospitality and infrastructure, and expectations for pressure in parts of direct lending.
- Attia makes the case for oil and gas as an underexplored area of credit and explains reserve-based lending as debt secured against future production from an oil reserve.
- He expects investment to pick up over the next one to two years across production assets and midstream and pipeline companies, with geopolitical events pushing oil prices higher.
- Dynamic's main real assets focus remains residential real estate, with student housing an area it is looking to enter in the US and Europe, and hospitality opportunities in the Gulf.
- Attia expects elevated interest rates and more cautious consumer spending to pressure some direct lending borrowers, and says parts of Dynamic's direct lending book may be reduced.
Chapters
From the publisher’s description| Time | Chapter | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Oil and gas in private credit | 1 min | |
| Where real assets capital is going | 1 min | |
| Shifting allocations across infrastructure, hospitality and direct lending | 2 min | |
| What Dynamic Investments does | 2 min |
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