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COPYRIGHT 2003 Adams Business Media
PAUL FREMONT
JEFFERIES & CO.
A DIE-HARD CAPITALIST WOULD SAY THAT regulation is a terrible thing. But others, like utilities investors, would call it a trusted comrade.
Paul Fremont of Jefferies & Co. has a fascination with the intermingling of business and politics. That's why he became a utilities analyst. Today Fremont, who previously worked at Moody's and in commercial banking, finds that companies operating in regulated markets are in the best position to do well.
Power costs vary widely from...
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