Glenn Reynolds can’t make the meeting with Euromoney. The chief executive of independent credit research firm CreditSights has been asked to give testimony before one of the congressional committees investigating the Enron saga. He has less than two days to prepare for it.
That is some accolade for a firm that has been in business for less than 18 months. And it is a bit of a surprise. “We haven’t really marketed ourselves so widely that we’d expect a call from Congress,” says Paul Ciasullo, the firm’s president and head of business development.
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