Did the Enron scandal have a code of ethics?

Yes, Enron did have a code of ethics, which was intended to guide employee behavior and decision-making. However, the company's leadership often ignored or circumvented these ethical guidelines, prioritizing profits and personal gain over integrity. The scandal highlighted the disparity between the stated values in their code of ethics and the actual practices within the company. Ultimately, this failure contributed significantly to the company's collapse and the broader financial crisis.