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Friday December 7, 1:29 am Eastern Time
Zurich Financial has $100 mln Enron exposure
ZURICH, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Zurich Financial Services has an investment exposure of around $100 million to crippled U.S. energy trading group Enron Corp (NYSE:ENE - news) and said on Friday provisions required for this would be reflected in 2001 results.
Around 90 percent of its Enron investment is in bonds and the rest in equity, the Swiss insurance group said in a statement. Enron is operating under protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code.
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Friday December 7, 2:03 am Eastern Time
Ex-Enron Employees Try to Move On
Laid-Off Enron Employees Looking to Move On After Company Meltdown
By KRISTEN HAYS
Associated Press Writer
HOUSTON (AP) -- Edgar Castro spent only six months working at Enron Corp. (NYSE:ENE - news) before getting a pink slip the day after the once-mighty trader filed one of the largest Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganizations in history.
He`s optimistic his credentials will overshadow any Enron-related doubts so he can find another job in risk management and trading in less time.
``It was completely out of our hands,`` he said. ``It wasn`t a failure of Enron employees.``
Castro was one of 4,000 of 7,500 employees at Enron`s Houston headquarters laid off Monday, the day after the bankruptcy filing capped a whirlwind downfall in which revelations of hidden debt and overstated earnings decimated investor confidence and prompted other traders to stop doing business with the global company.
On Thursday he joined a few hundred other former Enron employees at a meeting to offer guidance on unemployment insurance, health benefits and pensions as they re-enter the job market. A job fair will be held next week at the Houston ballpark named for the trader, Enron Field.
Castro shrugged at how his stock options lost value when shares dipped below $1 after trading at about $90 a year ago. But Beverly Lakes, 42, an accountant for Enron for 15 years, said her 401(k) lost $500,000 in value. She thought her experience and longevity would help protect her from layoffs.
Neither Castro nor Lakes were among 500 employees who received $55.7 million in incentives to stay while Enron works to resurrect itself under a bankruptcy judge`s watch.
``They kept that totally hush-hush,`` Lakes said. ``When I heard about it, I was just shocked. As a 15-year employee, I thought at the very least my experience brought something to the table. It`s a stressful time, a disheartening time.``
The payments were doled out Nov. 30 -- two days before Enron filed the bankruptcy case in New York and three days before employees were laid off with a promise of getting a $4,500 severance payment.
Lakes said she is still waiting for that promise to be kept.
``$4,500 is not even one month`s salary for me,`` Lakes said. ``We were thrown out on Monday, and I`ve been given no information on when that money is coming.``
Enron spokesman Mark Palmer said Thursday the money was needed to retain critical employees crucial to maintaining Enron`s operations.
``This was a retention incentive made in the days prior to filing for bankruptcy because we need to protect and preserve the value of the business once it`s in bankruptcy,`` he said. ``Our goal is to emerge from bankruptcy and to do that we need to have a strong and viable business.``
Palmer also said employees who received the payments agreed to stay with Enron at least 90 days. If they leave sooner, they will owe the company a penalty.
The energy trader sought bankruptcy protection after its would-be suitor and smaller Houston rival, Dynegy Inc. (NYSE
YN - news), last week walked away from a $8.4 billion buyout.
Just months ago Enron was the country`s seventh biggest company in revenue. But investors and traders bailed out after the company in October revealed questionable partnerships that helped keep billions of dollars in debt off its books and Enron`s acknowledgment in that it overstated profits for four years.
Enron`s collapse has launched investigations by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Labor Department, Justice Department and a congressional committee. A slew of class-action lawsuits also have been filed on behalf of shareholders as well as employees who watched their 401(k) accounts shrivel because the company froze them just before the shares started tumbling to less than $1.
On Thursday, shares were at 66 cents, down 35 cents on the New York Stock Exchange.
``It was a great company,`` Lakes said. ``The benefits were excellent, the salary was competitive, and it was one of the top companies on the Fortune 500. You had no idea that anything like this could happen in a million years.``
Lakes also said Enron`s employees made the company strong, while a few top executives contributed to its demise. She said she is optimistic that she will be back on her feet.
Chris Clarke, president of Boyden Global Executive Search in New York, said that employees from Enron`s financial departments may face initial indifference, but former workers should face receptive employers based on their individual abilities, not Enron`s collapse and the investigations it generated.
``Enron had a fantastic reputation that is not entirely destroyed by something like this,`` Clarke said. ``Only the most narrow-minded person would paint the whole company with a brush because some of the leadership were doing misguided and potentially illegal things.``
Friday December 7, 1:29 am Eastern Time
Zurich Financial has $100 mln Enron exposure
ZURICH, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Zurich Financial Services has an investment exposure of around $100 million to crippled U.S. energy trading group Enron Corp (NYSE:ENE - news) and said on Friday provisions required for this would be reflected in 2001 results.
Around 90 percent of its Enron investment is in bonds and the rest in equity, the Swiss insurance group said in a statement. Enron is operating under protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code.
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Friday December 7, 2:03 am Eastern Time
Ex-Enron Employees Try to Move On
Laid-Off Enron Employees Looking to Move On After Company Meltdown
By KRISTEN HAYS
Associated Press Writer
HOUSTON (AP) -- Edgar Castro spent only six months working at Enron Corp. (NYSE:ENE - news) before getting a pink slip the day after the once-mighty trader filed one of the largest Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganizations in history.
He`s optimistic his credentials will overshadow any Enron-related doubts so he can find another job in risk management and trading in less time.
``It was completely out of our hands,`` he said. ``It wasn`t a failure of Enron employees.``
Castro was one of 4,000 of 7,500 employees at Enron`s Houston headquarters laid off Monday, the day after the bankruptcy filing capped a whirlwind downfall in which revelations of hidden debt and overstated earnings decimated investor confidence and prompted other traders to stop doing business with the global company.
On Thursday he joined a few hundred other former Enron employees at a meeting to offer guidance on unemployment insurance, health benefits and pensions as they re-enter the job market. A job fair will be held next week at the Houston ballpark named for the trader, Enron Field.
Castro shrugged at how his stock options lost value when shares dipped below $1 after trading at about $90 a year ago. But Beverly Lakes, 42, an accountant for Enron for 15 years, said her 401(k) lost $500,000 in value. She thought her experience and longevity would help protect her from layoffs.
Neither Castro nor Lakes were among 500 employees who received $55.7 million in incentives to stay while Enron works to resurrect itself under a bankruptcy judge`s watch.
``They kept that totally hush-hush,`` Lakes said. ``When I heard about it, I was just shocked. As a 15-year employee, I thought at the very least my experience brought something to the table. It`s a stressful time, a disheartening time.``
The payments were doled out Nov. 30 -- two days before Enron filed the bankruptcy case in New York and three days before employees were laid off with a promise of getting a $4,500 severance payment.
Lakes said she is still waiting for that promise to be kept.
``$4,500 is not even one month`s salary for me,`` Lakes said. ``We were thrown out on Monday, and I`ve been given no information on when that money is coming.``
Enron spokesman Mark Palmer said Thursday the money was needed to retain critical employees crucial to maintaining Enron`s operations.
``This was a retention incentive made in the days prior to filing for bankruptcy because we need to protect and preserve the value of the business once it`s in bankruptcy,`` he said. ``Our goal is to emerge from bankruptcy and to do that we need to have a strong and viable business.``
Palmer also said employees who received the payments agreed to stay with Enron at least 90 days. If they leave sooner, they will owe the company a penalty.
The energy trader sought bankruptcy protection after its would-be suitor and smaller Houston rival, Dynegy Inc. (NYSE
YN - news), last week walked away from a $8.4 billion buyout.Just months ago Enron was the country`s seventh biggest company in revenue. But investors and traders bailed out after the company in October revealed questionable partnerships that helped keep billions of dollars in debt off its books and Enron`s acknowledgment in that it overstated profits for four years.
Enron`s collapse has launched investigations by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Labor Department, Justice Department and a congressional committee. A slew of class-action lawsuits also have been filed on behalf of shareholders as well as employees who watched their 401(k) accounts shrivel because the company froze them just before the shares started tumbling to less than $1.
On Thursday, shares were at 66 cents, down 35 cents on the New York Stock Exchange.
``It was a great company,`` Lakes said. ``The benefits were excellent, the salary was competitive, and it was one of the top companies on the Fortune 500. You had no idea that anything like this could happen in a million years.``
Lakes also said Enron`s employees made the company strong, while a few top executives contributed to its demise. She said she is optimistic that she will be back on her feet.
Chris Clarke, president of Boyden Global Executive Search in New York, said that employees from Enron`s financial departments may face initial indifference, but former workers should face receptive employers based on their individual abilities, not Enron`s collapse and the investigations it generated.
``Enron had a fantastic reputation that is not entirely destroyed by something like this,`` Clarke said. ``Only the most narrow-minded person would paint the whole company with a brush because some of the leadership were doing misguided and potentially illegal things.``
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Enron Engineering & Construction Company and Enron Engineering & Operational Services Co. both filed Chapter 11 petitions. That brings the number of Enron businesses, including the parent, to file for protection up to 19, said spokesman Mark Palmer.
Shares of Enron (ENE: news, chart, profile) added 9 cents, or 14 percent, to 75 cents on volume of 22.8 million shares.
gruß yeter
Enron Engineering & Construction Company and Enron Engineering & Operational Services Co. both filed Chapter 11 petitions. That brings the number of Enron businesses, including the parent, to file for protection up to 19, said spokesman Mark Palmer.
Shares of Enron (ENE: news, chart, profile) added 9 cents, or 14 percent, to 75 cents on volume of 22.8 million shares.
gruß yeter
NEPA Groans Under Enron - Investigation
Dec 07, 2001 (This Day/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- As the nation
looks forward to December 31 when NEPA is expected to generate 4,000MW and end
power outage, top officials of the authority are complaining that NEPA is
suffering "great financial losses" in the purchase of power from Enron, an
independent power producer.
Enron, a U.S.-based power generation company, supported by Lagos state
government, is expected to provide 270MW of power, using barges mounted on the
Lagos lagoon at Egbin, near Ikorodu.
But the power purchase agreement (PPA) between Enron and the Federal
Government/NEPA is "heavily skewed to shortchange NEPA", sources say.
Enron and NEPA sources confirmed that NEPA pays N800 million flat rate monthly
for the 183MW Enron currently contributes to the national grid, with grumbling
NEPA officials alleging that the power authority was blackmailed into the deal.
Some who spoke to NAN faulted the PPA as it had no place for ascertaining
whether the megawatts generated was being turned in before payment and described
the deal as "just too blind and unbelievable".
"Only they (Enron) tell us what they produce," a source lamented.
With a PPA that forces NEPA to purchase the gas consumed by Enron, the sources
said the nation was being ripped off and alleged that Enron`s 183MW could not be
sold for even 10 per cent of its price.
Contacted on the situation, Assistant General Manager for generation at Egbin
thermal station, Mr Simeone Atakulu, declined to comment, saying he was not part
of the PPA team.
Atakulu, however, challenged journalists to find out whether Lagos state
government was meeting its part of the agreement which required it to subsidise
Enron`s production.
NEPA`s Managing Director Joseph Makoju last week described the Enron project as
a "success" although sniggering NEPA officials said their helmsman merely wanted
to sound "politically correct".
NEPA`s Managing Director Joseph Makoju last week described the Enron project as
a "success" although sniggering NEPA officials said their helmsman merely wanted
to sound "politically correct".
Copyright This Day. Distributed by All Africa Global Media(AllAfrica.com)
KEYWORD: Nigeria
Dec 07, 2001 (This Day/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- As the nation
looks forward to December 31 when NEPA is expected to generate 4,000MW and end
power outage, top officials of the authority are complaining that NEPA is
suffering "great financial losses" in the purchase of power from Enron, an
independent power producer.
Enron, a U.S.-based power generation company, supported by Lagos state
government, is expected to provide 270MW of power, using barges mounted on the
Lagos lagoon at Egbin, near Ikorodu.
But the power purchase agreement (PPA) between Enron and the Federal
Government/NEPA is "heavily skewed to shortchange NEPA", sources say.
Enron and NEPA sources confirmed that NEPA pays N800 million flat rate monthly
for the 183MW Enron currently contributes to the national grid, with grumbling
NEPA officials alleging that the power authority was blackmailed into the deal.
Some who spoke to NAN faulted the PPA as it had no place for ascertaining
whether the megawatts generated was being turned in before payment and described
the deal as "just too blind and unbelievable".
"Only they (Enron) tell us what they produce," a source lamented.
With a PPA that forces NEPA to purchase the gas consumed by Enron, the sources
said the nation was being ripped off and alleged that Enron`s 183MW could not be
sold for even 10 per cent of its price.
Contacted on the situation, Assistant General Manager for generation at Egbin
thermal station, Mr Simeone Atakulu, declined to comment, saying he was not part
of the PPA team.
Atakulu, however, challenged journalists to find out whether Lagos state
government was meeting its part of the agreement which required it to subsidise
Enron`s production.
NEPA`s Managing Director Joseph Makoju last week described the Enron project as
a "success" although sniggering NEPA officials said their helmsman merely wanted
to sound "politically correct".
NEPA`s Managing Director Joseph Makoju last week described the Enron project as
a "success" although sniggering NEPA officials said their helmsman merely wanted
to sound "politically correct".
Copyright This Day. Distributed by All Africa Global Media(AllAfrica.com)
KEYWORD: Nigeria
Plans move ahead for new gas pipeline in Bolivia
La Paz, Dec 07, 2001 (EFE via COMTEX) -- The Bolivia-to-Brazil gas pipline
planned by a consortium led by Brazilian state-owned oil giant Petrobras took
another step toward becoming reality Friday when the Transredes consortium
lifted its objections to the project.
Transredes, an affiliate of Enron and Shell that has controlled the pipeline
network in the area since 1996, said it will file no further objections to the
request by Petrobras and its partners, Repsol-YPF and TotalFinaElf.
These companies, which form a consortium called Transierra, plan to build a $300
million, 431-kilometer (268-mile) pipeline connecting gas fields in southern
Bolivia with an export pipeline in Brazil.
Construction on the pipeline will begin in January.
The purpose of the project is to increase gas exports to Brazil starting in
2003, when Bolivia plans to sell at least 30 million cubic meters of natural gas
daily.
Complaints about the project by Guarani and Wennhayek Indians were rejected by a
government regulatory agency, but the opponents were given until Dec. 13 to file
new objections.
Transredes President Steve Hopper insisted his company is aware of the need to
build the new pipeline so Bolivia can fulfill its contractual obligations to
sell gas to Brazil.
Hopper said his company would proceed with expansion and investment plans to
support Bolivia`s energy policy.
"We welcome this challenge and are confident in our ability to continue growing
in an atmosphere of fair, transparent and stable regulation," Hopper concluded.
ja/wd/dr
http://www.efe.es
Copyright (c) 2001. Agencia EFE S.A.
KEYWORD: La Paz
SUBJECT CODE: ECO
BOLIVIA
ENERGY
La Paz, Dec 07, 2001 (EFE via COMTEX) -- The Bolivia-to-Brazil gas pipline
planned by a consortium led by Brazilian state-owned oil giant Petrobras took
another step toward becoming reality Friday when the Transredes consortium
lifted its objections to the project.
Transredes, an affiliate of Enron and Shell that has controlled the pipeline
network in the area since 1996, said it will file no further objections to the
request by Petrobras and its partners, Repsol-YPF and TotalFinaElf.
These companies, which form a consortium called Transierra, plan to build a $300
million, 431-kilometer (268-mile) pipeline connecting gas fields in southern
Bolivia with an export pipeline in Brazil.
Construction on the pipeline will begin in January.
The purpose of the project is to increase gas exports to Brazil starting in
2003, when Bolivia plans to sell at least 30 million cubic meters of natural gas
daily.
Complaints about the project by Guarani and Wennhayek Indians were rejected by a
government regulatory agency, but the opponents were given until Dec. 13 to file
new objections.
Transredes President Steve Hopper insisted his company is aware of the need to
build the new pipeline so Bolivia can fulfill its contractual obligations to
sell gas to Brazil.
Hopper said his company would proceed with expansion and investment plans to
support Bolivia`s energy policy.
"We welcome this challenge and are confident in our ability to continue growing
in an atmosphere of fair, transparent and stable regulation," Hopper concluded.
ja/wd/dr
http://www.efe.es
Copyright (c) 2001. Agencia EFE S.A.
KEYWORD: La Paz
SUBJECT CODE: ECO
BOLIVIA
ENERGY
Trading Spotlight
viell. kommen ja am sonntag abend wieder neue News *g*
würde mich nicht wundern
akt. 0,73 +10% da scheinen noch einige an Enron zu glauben.
GR!
würde mich nicht wundern
akt. 0,73 +10% da scheinen noch einige an Enron zu glauben.
GR!
@StefanT1
Mir würde es reichen wenns so
weiter geht wie heute aber es
werden wohl noch ein paar Hammer
kommen die uns durchrütteln werden.
Ich glaube das es die großen stören
wird das Ihnen die Lemminge an den
Hacken kleben. Den $ erden wir bald
wiedersehen und wenn es einigermaßen
mit Enron weitergeht sind 3$ auch
recht schnell erreicht.
good trades
flini
Mir würde es reichen wenns so
weiter geht wie heute aber es
werden wohl noch ein paar Hammer
kommen die uns durchrütteln werden.
Ich glaube das es die großen stören
wird das Ihnen die Lemminge an den
Hacken kleben. Den $ erden wir bald
wiedersehen und wenn es einigermaßen
mit Enron weitergeht sind 3$ auch
recht schnell erreicht.
good trades
flini
Jumbo WKN 850269 scheint mir doch sicherer als
Enron zu sein.
Chart anschauen.
Enron zu sein.
Chart anschauen.
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