Bradley Epstein, director within the global energy investment banking group at Citigroup, is today’s Forty Under 40 featured honoree.
Bradley has been part of numerous transactions and been able to see and participate in “the changing landscape of MLPs and midstream infrastructure companies.”
“There has been a real shift in the market for MLPs over the last few years, which has driven many companies to assess their structure, explore various alternatives to accessing capital, and consider their ability to participate in strategic M&A,” he said.
Click here for Bradley’s complete profile.
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