All, Attached is an overview of our progress and next steps - FYI. Our goal remains to be able to participate in the market no later than the end of the year. Thanks for your continued efforts and assistance.
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Here is an email: Paul: I think you are trying to avoid me! Hope all is well and you are just overworked and overwhelmed. I am now working with Moazzam Khoja in Houston who is part of the enroncredit.com group most of which (as I understand) is located in London. In connection with that group's activities, I have some questions and all fingers point to you. (1) Do you have credit derivative research that may be applicable for credit derivative transactions (including your online "bankruptcy swap") in the US? I am sure that you've already explored the "insurance" issue and I don't want to duplicate reasearch, if possible. (2) What forms have you devised? Are they online? Should I just grab a password? (3) Are the enroncredit.com traders in the UK required by the SFA to take an SFA exam (I'm guessing it's a broker or securities exam)? Is trading in credit derivatives regulated, or regulated differently than other types of derivatives? I am trying to determine whether Moazzam needs to take the Series 7 here in the US; our traders taking that exam must be dealing in "securites" for that exam to be necessary. (4) Where is enroncredit.com headed? I would very much appreciate your [PROMPT] reply. Sara
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Q: Hello Kenny, Just a note to say Hello and that I love you . I enjoyed yesterday afternoon. And I also wanted to thank you for getting up early this morning and fixing my coffee and my slim fast. That meant alot to me, more than you know. Enjoy your day - I will see you after my hair appointment tonight. Love and Kisses
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IN: Congratulations! This email is to confirm that your child/children will be enrolled in the inaugural class of Enron Kids' Center September 1, 2001! We are excited to welcome your family to our state-of-the-art program and facility! The operator of the Enron Kids' Center, Knowledge Beginnings, will send written notification to you of acceptance of enrollment on April 30, 2001. In order to hold your child/children's space in the Enron Kids' Center, you must send a non-refundable registration payment to Knowledge Beginnings. You will have 15 calendar days to pay the enrollment fee of either $75 per family if one child is enrolled or $125 per family if more than one child is enrolled. If payment of the enrollment fee has not been received by Knowledge Beginnings by the close of the business day on May 15, 2001, your space(s) will be forfeited. Forfeited spaces are treated as new openings and will be filled from the waiting list. After payment of your enrollment fee but prior to the opening of the Enron Kids' Center, should you decide not to enroll your child in the center for reasons other than relocation, termination of employment with Enron, or extenuating circumstances, the enrollment fee will also be forfeited. Please send your check to: Knowledge Beginnings/Enron Kids' Center 4340 Redwood Highway Building B San Rafael, CA 94903 If you have any questions, please call the Knowledge Beginnings customer service center at 1-877-CHILDHOOD. We look forward to welcoming you to the Enron Kids' Center this fall!

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All: Do you need any of the ISDA "boilerplate" language ( the ISDA Master Agreement and the ISDA Credit Support Annex) to attach to the draft Schedules/Paragraph 13 which we prepare to send to our counterparties? We do not have the "boilerplate" in a word document. Also, is there anything that Houston legal can do to facilitate your transactions?

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It appears that we have now opened up our first Japan based financial product on EnronOnline, and I need to get some direction from you as to what restrictions, if any, we have on (1) counterparties located/incorporated in Japan trading Japan based financial products, and (2) counterparties not located in Japan trading Japan based financial products. Previously, the only Japanese financial product we had was weather, but it wasn't being sold by a Japan based Enron company, so my understanding was that I didn't have any particular restrictions under Japanese law for counterparties located in or outside Japan in trading this product. Now that the product is being sold by a Japan based company I am wondering was restrictions I might have to keep in mind when doing my daily online approvals. The only are Japan based direction I am getting is from the Broadband legal team (Robbi Rossi) which have told me Japanese counterparties can only trade US bandwidth segments. P.S. we do have a Japanese counterparty on the 9/26/00 list.
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Financial Products in Japan