• Report details
  • 5 Figures
  • 0 Tables
  • 1 Cover
  • 7 Content
  • Respondent data
  • 15 Executive summary
    • 7 Pros and cons of meeting types
    • 5 Content and style of meetings
  • Key findings
  • 5 Meeting types
    • Preferred meeting types
    • Value of meeting types
    • 3 Most common meeting types
    • Frequency of meeting types
    • Plans to increase frequency of meetings
    • Number of meetings attended
  • 39 Respondent comments on meeting types
    • Most rewarding meetings
    • 11 Site visits
    • 12 Roadshows
    • 7 Investor days
    • 9 Investor conferences
  • 5 One-on-one meetings
    • 4 One-on-one meetings: Investor expectations
    • 1 One-on-one meetings: Company activity
  • 13 Roadshow invitations
    • 5 What investors want
    • 7 How companies invite investors
  • 4 Presentations and Q&A
    • 3 Investor preferences
    • 1 Company activity
  • 4 Investment community feedback
    • 2 Investor preferences
    • 1 Company activity
    • 1 Feedback to the sell side
  • 27 Views from the buy side
    • 16 Fund/portfolio managers
    • 10 Buy-side analysts
  • 12 Views from the sell side
Investor Engagement
15 May 2018

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Based on surveys of 1250+ investors, analysts, IROs and senior management, the Investor Engagement report looks at what the investment community wants and expects from their meetings with companies, and finds out how those preferences and expectations match up with the efforts of IROs and senior management.

By reading this report, you will learn:
  • What type of meetings are preferred by the investment community?
  • How many roadshows, investor days, site visits and investor conferences do corporates host or attend each year?
  • Which meetings do IROs and senior management find most rewarding and why?
  • How frequently do investors expect meetings with companies they invest in?
  • How are investors invited to roadshows and how do they prefer to be invited?
  • What length should presentations and Q&A sessions be at meetings?
  • How should post-event feedback be handled?
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Table of Contents
  • Cover (1)
  • Content (7)
  • Respondent data
  • Executive summary (15)
    • Pros and cons of meeting types (7)
    • Content and style of meetings (5)
  • Key findings
  • Meeting types (5)
    • Preferred meeting types
    • Value of meeting types
    • Most common meeting types (3)
    • Frequency of meeting types
    • Plans to increase frequency of meetings
    • Number of meetings attended
  • Respondent comments on meeting types (39)
    • Most rewarding meetings
    • Site visits (11)
    • Roadshows (12)
    • Investor days (7)
    • Investor conferences (9)
  • One-on-one meetings (5)
    • One-on-one meetings: Investor expectations (4)
    • One-on-one meetings: Company activity (1)
  • Roadshow invitations (13)
    • What investors want (5)
    • How companies invite investors (7)
  • Presentations and Q&A (4)
    • Investor preferences (3)
    • Company activity (1)
  • Investment community feedback (4)
    • Investor preferences (2)
    • Company activity (1)
    • Feedback to the sell side (1)
  • Views from the buy side (27)
    • Fund/portfolio managers (16)
    • Buy-side analysts (10)
  • Views from the sell side (12)
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Based on surveys of 1250+ investors, analysts, IROs and senior management, the Investor Engagement report looks at what the investment community wants and expects from their meetings with companies, and finds out how those preferences and expectations match up with the efforts of IROs and senior management.

By reading this report, you will learn:
  • What type of meetings are preferred by the investment community?
  • How many roadshows, investor days, site visits and investor conferences do corporates host or attend each year?
  • Which meetings do IROs and senior management find most rewarding and why?
  • How frequently do investors expect meetings with companies they invest in?
  • How are investors invited to roadshows and how do they prefer to be invited?
  • What length should presentations and Q&A sessions be at meetings?
  • How should post-event feedback be handled?
This report is only available to IR Advanced subscribers. View an overview sample of this report here >>
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