Mr Lay was entitled to receive a lump-sum payment equal to $US20.2 million, multiplied by the number of full calender years remaining on his contract, if he terminates his contract under certain circumstances such as the acquisition by Dynegy.
Chairman and CEO of embattled US energy group Enron, Mr Kenneth Lay, will not accept severance pa...
Mr Lay was entitled to receive a lump-sum payment equal to $US20.2 million, multiplied by the number of full calender years remaining on his contract, if he terminates his contract under certain circumstances such as the acquisition by Dynegy.
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