Janelle and Tom: Ed Sacks and I need to speak with you in the a.m. about a few issues. I have questions about market disruption because Con Ed has asked: (1) that Market Quotation apply rather than Loss (in the event of Early Termination) Is this a very liquid market? ENA agrees to market quotation only for FX and short term deals in liquid markets (e.g., gas) (2) to jointly determine when a Market Disruption has occurred (after consultation) Usually ENA as the Calculation Agent makes this determination in good faith. (3) to identify two brokers/pricing platforms for purposes of determining the daily MTM Each party typically assesses its own MTM for valuation purposes (whether for collateral calls or termination, etc.). Sounds like Ed and I need to know what was said to Con Ed about marking (4) I think Con Ed was headed in the direction of asking that we each provide dealer quotes (rather than ENA coming up with two quotes in good faith) as a Disruption Fallback. Tom, I think we discussed this in a different situation. Ed and I agreed to conference at 10 am Houston time to discuss these and the draft docs (which were e-mailed to you).
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Got your most recent message. Your observation is correct that the Enron Americas staff member on Shawn's team has not been involved to date with Doorstep reviews or planning. Although Shawn made an offer to Michelle some time ago, there was a long lead time for her arrival. She did not start with the company until after Thanksgiving. Since she started a couple of weeks ago, Wes and I have asked her to look into several specific findings from the most AA internal audit projects and to work with our staffs to provide some solutions to issues that were raised. There simply has not been the time to date to expose her to Doorstep. After Shawn and I meet (see below), I will briefly summarize for you the roles that all groups will play in the Doorstep Review process. Before we move forward I want to be sure that all parties agree on the purpose, methodology, participants and execution plan for this on-going project.
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Hi Jeff, I am following up on a confidential manuscript I sent you a few days ago of "Digital Storm - Fresh business strategies from the Electronic Marketplace". Is is a book about B2B E-Commerce and E-Markets after the hype. It will be distributed by Wiley this summer as an A+ title (lead category) and Hasso Plattner, CEO of SAP wrote the preface. Enron is featured as the most successful marketplace to date with a bright future. I was wondering, whether you would like to include a testimonial for the book. It would certainly also be good marketing for Enron's entry into new marketplaces. For your convenience I include a potential quote: Running the world's largest electronic marketplace, we embrace the opportunities and challenges of B2B E-Commerce. In 'Digital Storm' Philipp Gerbert and his colleagues give a powerful analysis of what has been learnt and invaluable insights for future strategies in this area. (you can of course write what you want; more ideas are in the attachment, which also contains additional information). I apologize that this is a bit urgent - the deadline is Friday this week May 18th). I very much hope that you enjoy the manuscript. Perhaps you would be interested to further discuss the ideas. Best regards, Phil Gerbert
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I have a database where I maintain my online approval, and my the basis for my approvals/declines. If you want to review counterparties we have previously approved/disapproved and why, or want to go in and to see what I approved on a specific counterparty, this would be the place to go. Would you like me to get you access?
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