Here is an email: Just to forewarn you two, it looks like Darren (Ted's buddy) is going to be in London for a few months working on a project. When I mentioned you two were both over there right now he asked me for your email addresses. No pressure for you guys to do anything with him, but I do like the guy and think when I come over we will definitely have to do something with him (and Nick too of course...maybe the same night, that whole "kill two birds with one stone concept"). Sue Side-note: I'm am dying of curiosity as to why Darren is going to London for a project and Ted is trading corn here. Maybe I'll find out before Darren leaves. Who knows, maybe if you all see Darren over there you can find out what the heck happened with our once so promising Mr. Noble.
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A: I've go a new ex-pat for you guys...
Here is an email: Here are several of the contracts we are planning to use for the online system. I wish I could tell you these are the final (or even the most recent) versions of the documents but things have changed so frequently that I'm afraid these may not be quite up to date. They do have the advantage of being in my directory and therefore available to send to you today. I don't think the final changes will be significant but if you want to use these as starting points, please let me know so I can be sure you have the latest material. The PA is the Password Application which is the only document the prospective counterparty actually signs by putting pen to paper. The first time the counterparty logs on to the system with its approved password, it is required to agree to the ETA (Electronic Trading Agreement) by clicking on an "I Agree" box after scrolling through the agreement. The GTC's are the contractual terms that apply to online transactions if there is no master agreement in place. Legal will have the ability to restrict a counterparty to trading only certain products online if we feel it is necessary. While most financial transactions will be governed by GTC's that look like our "Omnibus" documentation, the weather derivatives look more like a "Deemed ISDA." One final complication, the credit group has asked us to create two sets of documents: one for highly creditworthy counterparties which will have no credit provisions included and a second set for counterparties credit is not quite comfortable with which will contain a provision allowing us to call for collateral if we choose.
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A: Online Trading contracts
Here is an email: Mark and I were discussing my potential purchase of a car, and were looking at some web sites, and thought we would pass on the following car buying web sites: www.edmunds.com (tells you what prices to pay for cars, safety records) www.consumer.org (Consumer Reports Magazine Web Site, more to car safety, repair records) www.carclub.com (if you go to "research advice", then click on "crash test results" they have some info on SUV crash tests. Since y'all don't have as many SUV's on the road in England you may not know that some of them have failed the crash tests big time, and that also because their point of gravity is up higher they tend to rollover (or "tump" as we say here in Texas) when you make a sharp turn (like to avoid an accident). Anyway, we were a little concerned about your safety...
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New Car Info