QUESTION: Beginning at noon today, Mark Taylor will be out of the office. He will return to work on Monday, October 22. Numbers to reach him are as follows:
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ANS: Mark Taylor - Out of Office
Who is the exact corporate parent of Mavrix? I think I saw an email that said ETS, but I don't think ETS is a corporate entity. Is it Enron Pipeline Company? Please let Bob and me know. Thanks. df
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answer: mavrix
Attached for your approval is the form of Enron Corp. Guaranty in favor of the referenced Counterparty, which guarantees the obligations of ENA under an ISDA Master Agreement. We will need the standard executed copy. In addition, we will need the following closing documents: Certificate of Incumbency. Upon approval and execution, please call me at x33399 to pick up the documents. Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
Answer: Deutsche Bank Guaranty
Here is an email: David: Per my voice mail I have bolded the sections of the CA that I want you to look at. One is a description of the info that they are providing to us. Carol
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A: Risk Management CA
Q: Gerald - Per our earlier discussion, attached is the latest Nicor LOI for your review and editing. I will work on the "Power Supplement" and forward to you ASAP. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Lisa Druzbik
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A: Nicor LOI
Here is an email: Rick/Bill/David, Generally, we have managed to keep our main counterparts transacting, but things are tight. We are signing netting agreements and agreeing to collateral threshholds, but we are negotiating hard where we think that we will be so close to collateral lines in the next few months that we would actually have to post. As we go into this week, we need to hold on to those we have, incrementally open up a few more, and start to get people to business as usual. Amongst the things that continues to be missing are the OFFICIAL STORY (we have access to the newspaper here, too), good communication regarding global relationships, and calendar and status of new developments regarding credit facilities, equity issuance/raising..... Not that some of it is getting through, it just comes through random channels and we know very little more than our counterparts that have a subscription to the Wall Street Journal. To that end, it has been suggested here that Houston (PR?) with RAC/Finance develop a daily script of talking points for the masses. We have traders and credit people talking all day to counterparts - they really could use a strong story to tell without have to think about it. I am very confident that I can tell a reasonable story myself, but I am concerned that I do not have all the facts at my disposal and my guess is that the average trader/credit specialist is probably at a greater disadvantage. Thoughts? Ted
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Credit Story