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Andrew Holt
The rise, fall and rise of Asian markets
Ten days is a long time in the life of Asian capital markets: at the start of last week the news was positive with the decline in US-China trade tensions, but later in...Read more
Andrew Holt
Bull market to wind down next year, warns BofA Merrill Lynch
The long bull market cycle of excess stock and bond returns is expected to finally wind down next year, but not before one last hurrah, according to BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research in...Read more
Ben Maiden
Transfer agent leaders urge creative thinking
Transfer agents must respond to a shrinking shareholder base by looking for new ways to offer services and boost contacts, industry leaders have warned. Speaking at a recent Shareholder Services Association (SSA) event,...Read more

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Ben Ashwell
30 IR stars in 30 days: Valerie Haertel
IR Magazine has a long history of honoring those men, women and companies around the world that excel at investor relations. In celebration of 30 years of IR Magazine , we selected...Read more
Ben Ashwell
30 IR stars in 30 days: GE
IR Magazine has a long history of honoring those men, women and companies around the world that excel at investor relations. In celebration of 30 years of IR Magazine , we selected...Read more
Ben Ashwell
30 IR stars in 30 days: Carol DiRaimo of Jack in the Box
IR Magazine has a long history of honoring those men, women and companies around the world that excel at investor relations. In celebration of 30 years of IR Magazine , we selected...Read more
Ben Ashwell
30 IR stars in 30 days: Julie Dewey of Wright Medical Group
IR Magazine has a long history of honoring those men, women and companies around the world that excel at investor relations. In celebration of 30 years of IR Magazine , we selected...Read more

Activism

Andrea Borbely
Should CEOs be public activists?
Activism is everywhere. From the streets of our neighborhoods and fiery boardroom meetings to political junkies and those motivated by local or social causes, there is no shortage of issues being brought to...Read more
Jack Aldane
Investor dissent rising over board appointments
An annual review by corporate governance firm Equiniti reveals that more shareholders are speaking out about board appointments they either don’t agree with or that they say lack substance. Annual meetings increasingly involve...Read more
Oliver Schutzmann
Unilever: How key-man risk destroyed investor trust
One of the world’s largest, most-respected companies has just received a very public humiliation from its shareholders, providing a timely reminder that no matter how large the organization, no matter how charismatic the...Read more
Garnet Roach
Shareholder activism sees uptick in Asia
Asian companies have seen the most shareholder activism campaigns so far this year, outside of the US, according to new data from Activist Insight. The research provider’s numbers for August show a notable...Read more

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