

Kay Lay thinks that it would be beneficial for his new company that gas prices float with the currents of the market. A tendency to deregulations starts to develop in 1985 and in this very moment the Enron is founded. Not only he but other participants of a power and energy business share this outlook. In other words, he involves in the idea of deregulations. He convinces that government is not a solution but a problem to the business. Ken Lay wants to change a market of power and energy. Probably, his background plays an integral role in having huge ambitions to make wealth of him. His father is a Baptist minister and their life is rather poor. But how it starts? It starts with Ken Lay, who comes to the story of Enron from humble roots. It is a seventh largest corporation in America, valued 70 billion $. After this crucial episode, viewers come to the best years of the Enron. And it was a conviction of the fraud that was happened. The first seconds of the film represent an end of it: John Cliff Baxter committed a suicide, being heartbroken with what was happened. But the beginning of this story is bright and ambitious.Įnron represents a company of great promise. Working in a field of energy and power, having reputation of ‘unsinkable’ ship and demonstrating fascinating financial results, Enron dramatically collapsed almost in a day. From the beginning of the film it is clearly stated that the Enron case is exceptional. The film ‘Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room’ tries to answer the questions that all people somehow connected with the business world were interested in: How it could happened? What are the reasons and who is responsible for that? The film tries to lift the veil. Specialties were retold and discussed by analytics. For a long time sequence of events was a basis for articles and books, documental films and analytic researches. But a chain of events lead to an enormous shock on the Wall Street and went down in history as one of the biggest business scandals. ‘Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room’ Frauds and financial scandals in the business world were before an Enron’s case and will be after it.
