This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
More evidence that few read annual reports
A NEW survey of Canadian online investors has found that few rely on formal disclosure documents like annual reports for investment information, even though most describe themselves as long-term investors.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
Survey yields frank feedback on Swedish IR
A SURVEY of investment industry professionals’ views on Swedish investor relations practices has yielded some surprisingly frank responses, including that they don’t care much about CSR issues and think some IROs are token employees who can do little more than pour coffee.
Canadian IROs agree, social media impacts stock prices
A SURVEY of mostly Canadian investor relations professionals who are using social media for business has found that a strong majority agree that social media impacts stock prices and influences investors’ decisions – but few are acting on that belief.
Social IR becoming more important in Europe, says study
WHILE investor relations departments in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the UK mostly shy away from using social media, there is a growing belief that new media will become increasingly important to their communications with investors in the next 12 months, a new survey has found.
This week in Investor Relations
A weekly compilation of news from around the world of investor relations. Compiled and edited by Pam Agnew, ABC.
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