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Jeffrey McMahon: Enron treasury and CFO roles

McMahon served as treasurer before Glisan and became CFO after Fastow’s October 2001 removal. His later SEC case concerned distinct earlier transactions.

published
14 oct 2026
updated
15 oct 2026
records as of
15 oct 2026
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1Roles and the dated record

analysisMcMahon was part of Enron’s treasury and finance leadership before becoming CFO in the final weeks before bankruptcy. The Powers inquiry recorded a disputed March 2000 conversation in which he said he warned Skilling about pressure associated with LJM. The report did not resolve all differences between their accounts. 1 2

analysisIn June 2007 McMahon agreed to settle SEC allegations concerning the Nigerian barge transaction and rating-agency disclosures. Without admitting or denying the allegations, he accepted an injunction, five-year officer-and-director bar and $300,000 in combined disgorgement, interest and penalty. The release said court approval was still required; its accounting suspension allowed reapplication after three years. These terms were a distinct resolution of his case. 1

Sources (2)
  1. SEC charges Jeffrey McMahon and announces settlement — Litigation Release 20159 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
  2. Company statement source · s-doc13 identified by category only · Company statement

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