Oil & Gas Financial Journal provides petroleum industry managers, analysts and investors credible, useful information about the most important financial developments and oil exploration of their business.

Oil & Gas Financial Journal provides petroleum industry managers, analysts and investors credible, useful information about the most important financial developments of their business.

OGFJ brings to the worlds of petroleum finance and investment the type of authoritative coverage that Oil & Gas Journal gives to industry operations and technology.

Associate Publisher’s Introduction:
Oil & Gas Financial Journal is THE magazine for senior executives and professionals who make money decisions for and about the petroleum industry. Produced by the publisher of the renowned and respected Oil & Gas Journal, the premier publication covering the oil and gas industry since 1902, OGFJ targets top-level executives in the energy industry and the related fi nancial community that serves them.

Oil & Gas Financial Journal provides advertisers access to E&P executives throughout the industry, to include the majors, large independents, and super independents. We reach the whole market – including the large number of small and mid-cap companies that signifi cantly impact energy industry economics.

What helps differentiate Oil & Gas Financial Journal from the competition is our ongoing commitment to presenting the story “behind” industry events. In addition to the usual facts and fi gures, we report on how companies and individuals react to, infl uence, and capitalize on market changes, issues, and happenings. Frankly, that is why our circulation has grown to over 10,000 subscribers in less than 4 years.

Our mission is straightforward: provide petroleum industry executives, analysts, and investors with credible, useful information about the most important fi nancial developments in their business.

Nicole Durham, Associate Publisher

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Geographic Eligibility: USA (Print or Digital Versions), all other countries (Digital Version Only)

Publisher: PennWell

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Cover Story
Is it time to regulate short selling?
EDITOR’S NOTE: In researching this story, Oil & Gas Financial Journal contacted numerous E&P companies, mostly small- and mid-cap, in an effort to learn if naked short selling was a problem for energy companies.

 A few short months ago, The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued an emergency order to “enhance investor protections against ‘naked’ short selling in the securities of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and primary dealers at commercial and investment banks.”

The order required anyone effecting a short sale in these securities to arrange beforehand to borrow the securities and deliver them at settlement. This unprecedented action against short sellers was in response to concern that “negative bets” against bank and brokerage stocks may have been worsening the crisis in the financial sector. ...

Features
Private equity funding empowers Kosmos Energy
Dallas-based company’s efforts in West Africa are helping to bring energy wealth, economic security to the Republic of Ghana.

Part 1 of 2 Parts: Insurance coverage disputes arising from well blowouts
Advances in drilling operations have made possible exploration and extraction of oil and gas from remote areas and severe climates. However, well blowouts with potentially catastrophic damages remain a risk.

Energy sector faces greater FCPA scrutiny
Regulatory officials are putting oil and gas companies and service firms under a microscope as they examine overseas energy deals, particularly those involving government licenses.

High impact value chain simulations at BG Group
Teams compete against each other to see which team can create the most value for its shareholders.

Connecting the spokes at Newfield Exploration
In 2003 the systems utilized by the different business units at Newfield Exploration Co., would have been characterized as the spokes of a wheel, none of which were attached to its hub.

Boomer retirement and the looming talent shortage
Tips to attract and keep talented employees engaged and committed.

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