This document is an email chain from March 2014 where Jeffrey Epstein complains to Vinit Sahni (likely of Deutsche Bank) about a 4-hour delay in getting a quote for oil options. The nested emails reveal the delay was because Deutsche Bank had stopped making markets in OTC oil options, and includes a detailed geopolitical and financial analysis from Nav Gupta to Epstein predicting market turmoil and a rise in oil prices due to the impending Crimea referendum and Russia-West tensions.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Client/Investor |
Sender of the primary email, expressing frustration about a delayed quote for oil options. Recipient of detailed mark...
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| Vinit Sahni | Financial Professional |
Recipient of Epstein's email and sender of two nested emails. Apologizes for the delay and informs Epstein of his tra...
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| Nav Gupta | Financial Analyst/Strategist |
Sender of the initial detailed analysis on oil options, geopolitical events (Crimea, Russia), and market risks. Appea...
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| Paul Morris | Financial Professional |
CC'd on emails from Vinit Sahni and Nav Gupta. Email signature '/db/' suggests he works at Deutsche Bank.
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| Tazia Smith | Colleague |
CC'd on the email from Nav Gupta.
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| Kerry | Political Figure (likely John Kerry, US Secretary of State) |
Mentioned in the context of a meeting with Lavrov regarding the situation in Crimea.
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| Lavrov | Political Figure (likely Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister) |
Mentioned in the context of a meeting with Kerry regarding the situation in Crimea.
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| Obama | Political Figure (Barack Obama, US President) |
Mentioned in the context of a potential Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) release to influence European allies.
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| Merkel | Political Figure (Angela Merkel, German Chancellor) |
Mentioned as the target of Obama's potential SPR release, due to Germany's reliance on Russian gas.
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| Deutsche Bank (DB) |
Mentioned as having 'stopped marketmaking OTC oil options'. The '/db/' in employee email addresses (Paul Morris, Vini...
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| G8 |
Mentioned as a potential sanction against Russia ('g8 expulsion').
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| HOUSE_OVERSIGHT |
Appears as a document control number/stamp at the bottom of the page, likely indicating the source of the document is...
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Vinit Sahni was traveling to and from Tokyo for 2-3 days starting around March 13, 2014.
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A referendum was scheduled for the weekend of March 15-16, 2014, which was expected to pass.
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Central subject of geopolitical analysis regarding sanctions, counter-sanctions, and gas supply to Europe.
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Mentioned in relation to its asset correlations and the SPX index.
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Mentioned as receiving 30% of its gas from Russia.
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Mentioned as a group of 8 small countries that receive over 70% of their gas from Russia.
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Its currency, the lira, is mentioned as part of the EM FX (Emerging Markets Foreign Exchange) analysis.
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"thanks 4 hours for a quote in a normally fast moving market ? confirms my voiced concerns"Source
"DB stopped marketmaking OTC oil options - for short dated I'd go for exch traded - better liquidity and lower transaction costs in and out."Source
"My central scenario - Kerry Lavrov meeting Friday will be a bust and the Crimea referendum this weekend will result in "yes" given the 59pct ethic Russian makeup."Source
"I'm worried there is a 30-40pct(?) chance of a hard risk off move in markets in first half of next week - more focused on European equities, copper, EM FX (Turkey, ZAR, Ruble etc) than SPX. In that scenario oil is way up."Source
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