Collapse of Enron triggers confusion in swaps contracts

The credit derivatives market was in disarray last week after Enron, the US energy giant, filed for protection from its creditors in the US and Europe. The collapse of the US firm, which was a big player in credit derivatives via Enron Credit, its bilateral credit derivatives exchange, has triggered confusion about the documentation used on specific derivatives contracts.

Some traders may have lost out as a result of not using standardised procedures.

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