Barry, The information on the top 10 from your contract list 1. Duferco-Farrell Corp. - Could not find any contract in our database. Do we have the name correct? 2. XTO Energy Inc. - There is no MAC clause in the contract. So they can't terminate unless we fail to perform. One way termination payment 3. Power Authority State of New York - No Master Found. Only a GTC and Master Interruptible. 4. The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company - Found an old Columbia Energy Marketing and Consolidated Natural Gas Company. No MAC termination clause and no termination payment calculation. If party fails to perform then other party can seek damages. 5. NUI Utilities, Inc. - MAC Clause triggered at BBB-. Two way termination payment 6. Louis Dreyfus Natural Gas - No Master found. Just GTCs and a Master Spot 7. Florida Power and Light Company - MAC Clause triggered at BBB-. FPL can terminate unless we provide LC equal to their Termination Payment. One way termination payment. 8. The American Coal Company - Couldn't find any contracts. 9. Trigen Energy Corporation (Found Trigen-Nassau Energy Corp.) - No MAC Clause. No specific remedy for default (i.e. termination payment) 10. PrimeSouth, Inc. - Could not find any contracts Sorry for the delay. Let me know if you need more information.
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John: Listed below are questions that the banks have asked us to address in the meeting scheduled for tomorrow morning at 10:00am in Room 20C2. JPMorgan Chase and Citi/SSB are doing due diligence for a short term liquidity facility. They have specifically asked for a better understanding of the T&M business. I suspect you have a canned presentation that you use. That will be fine. They are very focused on cash generation. Trading & marketing business: a) What effect of a global slowdown on the business both short-term and long-term? b) If capital is restricted to T&M companies in general, can ENE continue to grow volumes? c) What happens to ENE's earnings & cash flow if volume growth slows / declines - is there an annuity part of the business? (How much of future cash flow has been monetized through pre-paid transactions?) d) What happened to ENE in Europe during the quarter (volumes grew substantially and no earnings growth)? i) Is this a long-term phenomenon? ii) Can / will something similar happen in North America e) What is the status of global deregulation? i) Scaling back venture in Japan? ii) Reports that gas competition in Germany is facing difficulties iii) Laying off people in Europe f) What is current VaR - if not lower than at 12/00 & 6/01 - why not?
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What time do you get home from school. If it's before 5 could you stop by the Theater on the Square box office and get tickets? Cameron said that she and Scott want tickets, too. It's going to sell out (if it ain't already sold out), so we should probably do it quickly. I love you.
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For those of you interested in Entrepreneurship or Biotech/Healthcare, they're doing some cool stuff at UCSF. There's an e-mail list, plus several speaker/networking events. Sam Collela of Versant Vertures spoke at their first event two weeks ago. Our very own Peter Fiske will speak at an event on Dec 5th. The organizers specifically asked that Evening MBA students were invited to participate (our fame precedes us). Great opportunity to meet up with clinicians/scientists with new ideas who need help with commercialization. See below for details. Tom McVey
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Entrepreneurship @ UCSF Innovation accelerator