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Omar Ali Mohammed Tuesday, May 04, 2004 Risk Management Finance 345 Self-Destruction of Enron Enron's collapse surprised the world at large. Enron serves communities across the nation and world, products and services including natural gas, electricity, and communications. Through its large acquisition of subsidiaries the firm had become a global giant. The company is divided into several divisions: transportation, distribution, wholesale services, retail energy services, and broadband services. Located across North America, South America, Australia, Japan and Europe Enron was an established international power, whose demise surprised the masses. In the peek of Enron's success revenue entering into the company was split into four categories: 93% in wholesale services, 4% retail energy services, 3% transportation and distribution and less than 1% in broadband services. This global company was basking in its vast economic growth watching stocks flourish to an all time high. As Enron's stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange...

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