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IPPs and Merchant Energy Co.s
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Emcee:  Larry S. Type:  Moderated
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2233sounds like "showdown" or "chicken" eomLarry S.-6/3/2003
2232Don't forget, RCM, that all they're talking about is a "prepackagedOeconomicus-6/3/2003
2231Aren't we getting into the area of secured and unsecured creditors, and whatLarry S.-6/3/2003
2230<i>The banks and the bond holders may both be currently unsecured, but I dRCMac-6/3/2003
2229<i>Let us assume MIR files for BK . . . . Does MIR go to zero. </i> RCMac-6/3/2003
2228The near term bondholders should have as much right to security as the banks. WKyrosL-6/3/2003
2227KyrosL, The banks and the bond holders may both be currently unsecured, but I djim_p-6/3/2003
2226Actually MIR's situation is very similar to RRI, except for the quality of aKyrosL-6/3/2003
2225RCMac: Let us assume MIR files for BK,then what happens.Does MIR go to zero. Thewildandwonderful-6/3/2003
2224"If I'm wrong in thinking this is pretty much in parallel to RRI's jim_p-6/3/2003
2223If I were a banker, which I was, and my customer was financially troubled with ajim_p-6/3/2003
2222<i> the bulk of the bank debt, including the $1.125 billion due in July plRCMac-6/3/2003
2221Hi Jim - What are banks going to do with a bunch of energy assests ? Get 50 centenergyplay-6/3/2003
2220Larry, the bulk of the bank debt, including the $1.125 billion due in July plus Oeconomicus-6/3/2003
2219Larry, MIR is a lot more complex than RRI and DYN. It's a lot closer to PGOjim_p-6/3/2003
2218Jim P, is the situation with MIR that much different from RRI and DYN? Would thLarry S.-6/3/2003
2217Larry, With MIR offering the bond holders the collateral, the banks have no incjim_p-6/3/2003
2216MIR Re: RealMoney commentator on MIR, AES, by: cocast1 (M/San Diego) 06/03/03howsmydrivingal-6/3/2003
2215MIR Christopher Edmonds Mirant 6/03/03 10:02 AM ET A number of inquiries abhowsmydrivingal-6/3/2003
2214Mirant news dominates energy stocks By Lisa Sanders, CBS.MarketWatch.com Larry S.-6/3/2003
2213BARF!!jim_p-6/3/2003
2212MIR- barf or opportunity. stay tuned. didn't we go through this with RRI, DYLarry S.-6/3/2003
2211I don't like the tone of that news article. pre-packaged is too close a terLarry S.-6/2/2003
2210I agree "The banks are looking for better terms and conditions than what thwildandwonderful-6/2/2003
2209It sounds like they've got a few stubborn banks, but that they intend to makOeconomicus-6/2/2003
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