The Finance Group is trying to locate some really old "Master Agreements" done in 1995. We looked around and we didn't have any masters in place for the counterparties, but I was thinking maybe they really weren't "Master Agreements" but our old style confirmations. The two counterparties were State Street Bank, as Trustee for Cash I, and Citibank as Agent, for Cash I. The Agreements were listed in the closing documents as "Interest Rate Agreement" and "Commodity Swap Agreement". Can you look around and see if you have some really old active trades out there for either of those counterparties...? So not to confuse you, about 2 or so years ago, we did some deals for State Street for the Cash VI Project. The master for Cash VI is actually is listed in the Financial Trading Database. Thanks for your help!
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This is material that I received re: Nord Pool from Davies (one of Schroeder's guys). If you want to take a wack at putting together a few bullets on what Nord Pool is, how it differs from Cal model and why it's preferable, that would help me immensely and free me up to focus on 1) comments to Gov's proposal and 2) more detail on demand buy-down. That possible? Let me know. Greatly appreciated. Best,
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I just wanted to check for one of our British attorneys who is coming into town next month to confirm he is registered for a seminar. Do you have Mark Elliott registered for Derivatives I on August 8 and 9. Can you confirm this for me so I can confirm it for him. Thanks!
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Barry, Stinson forwarded your message to me. I am meeting Ted Murphy today and I shall bring it up with him. We have unit at Research (Tanya Tamarchenko, reporting to Grant Mason) who is responsible for V@R support. Vince
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EBS VaR Transaction Policy