This is the content of an email: FYI Per Sheila's inquiry and at Sara's direction, I called Ken Raisler at Cadwalader to determine if using the word "exchange" in a corporation's name would create any regulatory problems with the CFTC. Per Ken, there has been some historical sensitivity about the use of the word "exchange" . As we may have noticed though, a lot more companies are doing so without concern. He said there was no regulatory problem with the CFTC in using "exchange" in your corporate name, however, putting "exchange" in a company's name may put you on the CFTC's radar and get you more scrutiny. He also said that there may be regulatory conerns in Singapore and Hong Kong, so if we ever anticipate doing business there, it might not be a good idea.

Subject: Use of "exchange" in corporate name

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Subject: EWS Client Satisfaction Survey - Reminder

This is the content of an email: During the budgeting process for 2001 I gave Dave Delainey an estimated cost savings for Energy Operations assuming the sale of HPL. Since this is clearly on the horizon, we need to take a close look at opportunities for cost savings and our estimated timing on those savings. I will ask James by copy of this memo to set up a meeting late this week to cover this. I want to be able to get back with Dave with more detailed estimates of cost savings.

Subject: 2001 Anticipated Budget Adjustments for HPL Sale

This is the content of an email: MRyanTaber@nyiso.com writes to the NYISO_TECH_EXCHANGE Discussion List: Dear Members of the Pricing Issues Task Force, Please be advised that two meetings of the Pricing Issues Task Force have been scheduled for September 19, 2001 and September 25, 2001. The Pricing Issues Task Force is a sub group of the Scheduling and Pricing Work Group. Following is the information regarding both of these meetings:
Subject: NYISO Pricing Issues Task Force Meetings