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Greg:
2 Issues - an easy language issue and a more complicated regulatory issue. First the easy one. It seems to me that since the weekend language says to use the preceding business day that these two sentences will always result in the preceding business day's price being used, regardless of whether the holiday is a Monday or a Friday: If a statutory holiday falls on a Monday or a Friday, the Enron Daily Index for such day shall be the Enron Daily Index for the weekend occurring closest to such day. If a statutory holiday falls on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, the Enron Daily Index for such day shall be the Enron Daily Index for the previous business day. If that's what's intended, I don't think we need these lines (it's all covered int he prior parenthetical). If we mean something else I don't think this language works. Otherwise the language all looked fine. The harder issue is the US regulatory one. The CFTC gives a higher level of scrutiny to electronic systems that provide not only trading but also price discovery. That's why we don't refer to the EnronOnline prices reported on the system as "indices" but just average prices. We may be OK here since this is a Canadian price (although its availability to US cutomers my sink us) and it is only for trades where Enron is a party. I've got a call in to our CFTC counsel asking for thier take on this and will let you know as soon as I hear back (he's pretty quick at responding so I expect it should be this afternoon). Mark ----- Forwarded by Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT on 02/14/2001 10:24 AM ----- Dianne Seib 02/13/2001 11:44 AM To: Mark Taylor/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: Greg Johnston/CAL/ECT@ECT Subject: New Canadian EOL Product Mark, At Greg Johnston's request, I am forwarding to you copies of two proposed EOL products the Canada office would like to set up for trading on EnronOnline. Both products are financial and are using the EnronOnline derived daily index price. Please let Greg know if these products are approved for trading. In the meantime, I have forwarded copies to the EOL team in order that they can start working on setting the product up for trading. Thanks! Dianne
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