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IR Magazine reports on the who, where, how and why of corporate roadshow activity, based on a survey of 456 IR professionals...Read more
June 2007
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Why should a company have a thorough corporate social responsibility (CSR) program? CB: It is part of our corporate responsibility (CR...Read more
May 2007
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Aim, London’s junior market, is one of the world’s most globalized markets but recently hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons...Read more
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Since succeeding Julie Cunningham as vice president of IR at Qualcomm in 2003, Bill Davidson has gained a second title: vice president...Read more
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Rising oil prices have brought increasing sums of cash flooding into the Middle East. Conscious that oil supplies will not last...Read more
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IROs exhausted by the grind of investor and analyst days or even more labor-intensive one-on-one meetings might wish to know there is...Read more
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A once-troubled biotech industry appears finally to be growing up. Back in 2001-2002 the idea was unthinkable: biotech values had...Read more
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Why Even with the myriad ways to tell an investment story, the published annual report is still a company’s most...Read more
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The creation of optional good governance segments for companies listed on Brazil's Sao Paulo Stock Exchange (Bovespa) has transformed...Read more
April 2007
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When Wrigley filed its 2007 proxy statement in February, it included one of the first examples of the new summary compensation table...Read more
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Paul Blalock has his morning reading: the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, of course. But, just as importantly, the senior...Read more
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Mention the words ‘tax accounting change’ and you’re guaranteed a lukewarm response. Tax is one of the most complex and least...Read more
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Blending both value and growth has helped Jenny Jones dish out some pretty impressive yearly returns. Since she took over in 2003, the...Read more
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Web-based targeting technology can serve multiple functions, from identifying current shareholders and targeting new ones to managing...Read more
August 2006
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Matt Carpenter, director of Citigroup Investment Research Americas, participated in the IR Magazine West Coast Think Tank in Palo Alto...Read more
June 2006
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On March 2, IR magazine hosted its first West Coast Think Tank for 40 senior investor relations officers. Off the record and...Read more
April 2006
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The stock transfer agency market is continuing to witness significant change. Fewer players, the introduction of new technology and...Read more
March 2006
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Morgan Molthrop was vice president of IR at California-based Infonet Services Corp, which was bought by British Telecom in March...Read more
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Alan Torry is one of London’s most experienced fund managers, having been on the buy side since 1972. Today he’s head of technology...Read more
December 2005
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THE BEST Green is green From the best to even better, this year General Electric was all about 'virtue'. In May GE...Read more
September 2004
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Board transparency As an IR person working for a small-cap company, I wear many hats and lately I have been asked to take a more...Read more
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Rio de Janeiro Being a player in the global mining industry and based in a non-investment grade jurisdiction like Brazil makes...Read more
May 2004
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Dear readers, Enbridge has enjoyed success in attracting long-term investors - and we are looking for more. We tend to find them one...Read more
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The International Investor Relations Federation (IIRF) has started the series of national meetings, called for by its members at last...Read more
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Consultants vs brokers Your recent article on roadshows in the February 2004 issue ( The show must go on ) raised some important...Read more
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Shareholder activism is in fashion this spring. In the wake of Roy Disney and Stanley Gold's 'vote no' campaign against Disney's...Read more
April 2004
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Delaware Chancery Court judge Leo Strine’s decision to ban Conrad Black’s sale of his Hollinger Inc assets to the Barclay brothers is...Read more
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In developing an internationally diverse shareholder base, you must first understand the investor’s perspective. The investor has two...Read more
March 2004
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Sometimes it feels like we’re going in circles and anything we try to change gets lost in the rhetoric that inevitably surrounds the...Read more
February 2004
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Should regulators be responsible for verifying the truth of financial statements? Italian regulator Consob thinks not. That's what the...Read more
January 2004
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When the Dow Jones soared briefly above 10,000 on December 9, there was an instantaneous flashback - this was, after all, a high not...Read more
December 2003
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It was a fitting atmosphere for this year's Eurozone awards. The Palais Brongniart, former home to the Paris Bourse, was built in the...Read more
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The average annual compensation package for IR professionals in large-cap companies was $185,100 in 2002, according to a recent...Read more
November 2003
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The financial world is a hotbed of intrigue these days with everyone from mutual funds to heads of exchanges getting punished for...Read more
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Dear Readers, Our commitment to deliver value to shareholders rests on a clear recognition that, as a public company, we are stewards...Read more
October 2003
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All of us, whether we admit it or not, are fascinated by taboo subjects like sex and death. Just look at the cult status of hit HBO TV...Read more
September 2003
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This month the world's biggest retailer will find out whether it is to face the world's biggest sexual discrimination suit. If the...Read more
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Dear Readers, In my view, the primary goal of IR is to paint a picture of what the future of JetBlue will be and then explain how we...Read more
August 2003
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'There's still a long way to go on the IR journey in South Africa, but over the last two to three years the distance traveled has been...Read more
July 2003
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There is a large hat conspicuously on the table as CTN's managing director, Stephen Watson, presents the results of our third annual...Read more
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The mainstream business press is missing a good opportunity when it stays away from investor relations conferences. Here's where you...Read more
June 2003
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Just when things seemed to be settling down a bit, along came Ahold and HealthSouth with yet more off-the-charts financial scandals to...Read more
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Q: Dear fashion doctor, My company is in deep trouble, and layoffs are ahead. I was thinking of dressing in camouflage so the...Read more
May 2003
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Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. This month we're celebrating the tenth anniversary of Cross-Border Publishing and the...Read more
April 2003
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'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.' So far this year, it seems only the latter is true. With talk of war ringing in...Read more
March 2003
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Prolonged economic and political uncertainty is having a weird effect on investors. Whether it's the prospect of war or just abysmal...Read more
February 2003
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'Death to dividends,' we vowed in 1998. Boy were we wrong. President Bush's proposal to end double-taxation of dividends could bring...Read more
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Q. We deal in security software so our customers tend to keep a low profile. How do we build recognition in the investment world...Read more
January 2003
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In 2002, new standards of corporate governance were legislated by the US Congress and made into rules by the SEC. In 2003, companies...Read more
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To be perfectly fair, when people think of Asian markets, excellence in the fields of investor relations, corporate governance and...Read more
December 2002
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Analysts read cash flow statements. Analysts listen to conference calls. Analysts use earnings statements to make paper airplanes...Read more
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Q. With traditional valuation techniques arguably meaningless right now, there seems to be a greater focus on management credibility...Read more
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Europe is on the ascendant, and its pride was on display at the fourth annual Investor Relations Magazine Euro Awards in Amsterdam on...Read more
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It's been a bittersweet year for the Investor Relations Magazine Awards. On one hand, who feels like celebrating when the stock market...Read more
November 2002
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Do politics have a place in the boardroom? Of course a lot of board decisions are political with a small p, with alliances formed at...Read more
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'I am very satisfied with IR in the region. Larger companies here are as good at IR as companies anywhere.' 'IR is...Read more
October 2002
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Like it or not, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is here to stay. It is still unclear what unforeseen consequences the hastily constructed law...Read more
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What a time to hold the first Investor Relations Magazine South Africa Awards. In the weeks and months leading up to the Johannesburg...Read more
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One of the world's foremost authorities on corporate governance is urging Asian companies to improve their corporate governance...Read more
September 2002
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There's an information gap between Eastern Europe and the rest of the world. After much modification of legislation and listing rules...Read more
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Call it schadenfreude if you like, but us journos have been having a field day with the wave of corporate scandals sweeping the US. So...Read more
August 2002
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Everyone's talking about the crisis of confidence. Or lack of trust. Or just plain fear. Investors are angry with the way public...Read more
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The challenge of accession to the European Union will dominate Investor Relations magazine's first conference for Central and Eastern...Read more
July 2002
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The late Stephen Jay Gould made his name with the theory of punctuated equilibrium, the idea that evolution happens in sudden leaps,...Read more
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The prevalent theme at last month's Niri annual conference was that investor relations officers are facing an unprecedented time of...Read more
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FTSE 250 companies in the UK: you ought to be ashamed of yourselves. In this era of equal disclosure for all, fewer than one in three...Read more
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Communicating with shareholders in the midst of a crisis is a major theme of Investor Relations magazine's UK Investor Relations...Read more
June 2002
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May Day in London and a small café offers guidance to anti-globalization protesters: 'Don't smash our windows,' says a sign with...Read more
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The first half of 2002 has been, in many ways, a reaction to the last half of 2001 when global economic recession and corporate...Read more
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Q. We are a large international company with over 50,000 employees scattered around the globe. Operating in so many countries, I dread...Read more
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At this moment in time, it's fair to say Richard Coope is the world expert on IR webcasts. He has studied each and every web site of...Read more
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'It has come to something when a boring actuarial investment consultant is invited to speak at an investor relations conference.'...Read more
May 2002
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'We've created a system that encourages disclosure directed more at averting liability than at informing.' So believes SEC head Harvey...Read more
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Investor Relations magazine doesn't do run-of-the-mill conferences. If you're bored by the usual programs with their endless...Read more
April 2002
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Ah! Pension funds. Those oh-so-desirable investors who are the acme of good shareholder form. They invest for the long term. They don'...Read more
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As the old saying goes, 'There are three types of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics.' So take at least a couple of grains of salt...Read more
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Best quote of the month 'I don't think there are any agents in this town who I haven't worked with over the years. I know I sound a...Read more
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Good times are rolling in South Korea. While most of the world is slowing down, South Korea has witnessed growth beyond any...Read more
March 2002
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Shanghai, the once famed Paris of the East, has lured many a foreigner to its river banks, its promised gateway to the potential...Read more
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What does it take to get new shareholders and keep them loyal? The incentives discussed in this issue's cover story (page 29) may seem...Read more
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On November 1, 2001, the new Kookmin Bank was born with $119.9 bn in assets, making it Korea's largest bank by far, and the 66th...Read more
February 2002
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For investors, the Enron problem couldn't have come at a worse time. They've been hammered by two years of drastic losses to their...Read more
January 2002
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Wanted: corporate citizenship manager. Politically correct, fluent in eco-speak, finger on both pulse and purse of stakeholders...Read more
December 2001
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As good as US corporate disclosure standards are, they can and must be improved. Former SEC chairman Arthur Levitt tried with the...Read more
November 2001
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The world seems like a different place. An already weakened economy plunging further into recession; the US and Britain at war against...Read more
October 2001
article
While most of the world witnessed the September 11 terrorist attacks on TV screens, many of us saw them with our own eyes. The blasts...Read more
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The busiest bees among capital markets rule-makers appear to be those buzzing around the world's stock exchanges. While indexes edge...Read more
September 2001
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Investor relations finds itself in the middle of a three-way tug-of-war between shareholders, management and the board of directors...Read more
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September has never been my favorite month. The joys of summer are over for another year and for those of us in the northern...Read more
August 2001
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Everywhere in the media there are stories about corporate lawsuits: shareholders vs corporations, regulators vs corporations,...Read more
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When the US launched its FD missile last fall, shell fragments rattled round the world. From Wall Street to the City of London, from...Read more
July 2001
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Let's face it - there are very few good things you can say about lagging economies. Even the staunchest Darwinist puts aside his...Read more
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It was while asleep on the back seat of a bus that I learned the uncomfortable truth about the reintegration of post-communist Europe...Read more
June 2001
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So what's with the euro? The single currency declined from being worth a relatively robust (in historical terms) $0.96 at the turn of...Read more
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Investors are in a panic because there are more 'missed earnings' news releases than ever before. Here's the scenario: Company XYZ...Read more
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I got a kick out of the Reuters photo of a hockey stick-wielding protester about to slap-shot a tear gas canister back at police in...Read more
May 2001
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So it's official. As of late March, the world's capital markets entered into territory uncharted in almost a generation - bear...Read more
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Have we reached a bottom? That's the question everybody has been asking for a year now, and there's still no consensus. Some have...Read more
April 2001
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At a recent New York Society of Security Analysts conference, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter managing director and chief investment...Read more
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To the uninitiated, attempting to understand the workings of the law can be a daunting task. But short of an anarchist revolution, we...Read more
March 2001
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The passion and the glory of the beautiful game may be an alluring combination, but the truth is that soccer managers are lasting less...Read more
June 2007
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Why should a company have a thorough corporate social responsibility (CSR) program? CB: It is part of our corporate responsibility (CR...Read more
May 2007
article
Aim, London’s junior market, is one of the world’s most globalized markets but recently hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons...Read more
article
Since succeeding Julie Cunningham as vice president of IR at Qualcomm in 2003, Bill Davidson has gained a second title: vice president...Read more
article
Rising oil prices have brought increasing sums of cash flooding into the Middle East. Conscious that oil supplies will not last...Read more
article
IROs exhausted by the grind of investor and analyst days or even more labor-intensive one-on-one meetings might wish to know there is...Read more
article
A once-troubled biotech industry appears finally to be growing up. Back in 2001-2002 the idea was unthinkable: biotech values had...Read more
article
Why Even with the myriad ways to tell an investment story, the published annual report is still a company’s most...Read more
article
The creation of optional good governance segments for companies listed on Brazil's Sao Paulo Stock Exchange (Bovespa) has transformed...Read more
April 2007
article
When Wrigley filed its 2007 proxy statement in February, it included one of the first examples of the new summary compensation table...Read more
article
Paul Blalock has his morning reading: the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, of course. But, just as importantly, the senior...Read more
article
Mention the words ‘tax accounting change’ and you’re guaranteed a lukewarm response. Tax is one of the most complex and least...Read more
article
Blending both value and growth has helped Jenny Jones dish out some pretty impressive yearly returns. Since she took over in 2003, the...Read more
article
Web-based targeting technology can serve multiple functions, from identifying current shareholders and targeting new ones to managing...Read more
August 2006
article
Matt Carpenter, director of Citigroup Investment Research Americas, participated in the IR Magazine West Coast Think Tank in Palo Alto...Read more
June 2006
article
On March 2, IR magazine hosted its first West Coast Think Tank for 40 senior investor relations officers. Off the record and...Read more
April 2006
article
The stock transfer agency market is continuing to witness significant change. Fewer players, the introduction of new technology and...Read more
March 2006
article
Morgan Molthrop was vice president of IR at California-based Infonet Services Corp, which was bought by British Telecom in March...Read more
article
Alan Torry is one of London’s most experienced fund managers, having been on the buy side since 1972. Today he’s head of technology...Read more
December 2005
article
THE BEST Green is green From the best to even better, this year General Electric was all about 'virtue'. In May GE...Read more
September 2004
article
Board transparency As an IR person working for a small-cap company, I wear many hats and lately I have been asked to take a more...Read more
article
Rio de Janeiro Being a player in the global mining industry and based in a non-investment grade jurisdiction like Brazil makes...Read more
May 2004
article
Dear readers, Enbridge has enjoyed success in attracting long-term investors - and we are looking for more. We tend to find them one...Read more
article
The International Investor Relations Federation (IIRF) has started the series of national meetings, called for by its members at last...Read more
article
Consultants vs brokers Your recent article on roadshows in the February 2004 issue ( The show must go on ) raised some important...Read more
article
Shareholder activism is in fashion this spring. In the wake of Roy Disney and Stanley Gold's 'vote no' campaign against Disney's...Read more
April 2004
article
Delaware Chancery Court judge Leo Strine’s decision to ban Conrad Black’s sale of his Hollinger Inc assets to the Barclay brothers is...Read more
article
In developing an internationally diverse shareholder base, you must first understand the investor’s perspective. The investor has two...Read more
March 2004
article
Sometimes it feels like we’re going in circles and anything we try to change gets lost in the rhetoric that inevitably surrounds the...Read more
February 2004
article
Should regulators be responsible for verifying the truth of financial statements? Italian regulator Consob thinks not. That's what the...Read more
January 2004
article
When the Dow Jones soared briefly above 10,000 on December 9, there was an instantaneous flashback - this was, after all, a high not...Read more
December 2003
article
It was a fitting atmosphere for this year's Eurozone awards. The Palais Brongniart, former home to the Paris Bourse, was built in the...Read more
article
The average annual compensation package for IR professionals in large-cap companies was $185,100 in 2002, according to a recent...Read more
November 2003
article
The financial world is a hotbed of intrigue these days with everyone from mutual funds to heads of exchanges getting punished for...Read more
article
Dear Readers, Our commitment to deliver value to shareholders rests on a clear recognition that, as a public company, we are stewards...Read more
October 2003
article
All of us, whether we admit it or not, are fascinated by taboo subjects like sex and death. Just look at the cult status of hit HBO TV...Read more
September 2003
article
This month the world's biggest retailer will find out whether it is to face the world's biggest sexual discrimination suit. If the...Read more
article
Dear Readers, In my view, the primary goal of IR is to paint a picture of what the future of JetBlue will be and then explain how we...Read more
August 2003
article
'There's still a long way to go on the IR journey in South Africa, but over the last two to three years the distance traveled has been...Read more
July 2003
article
There is a large hat conspicuously on the table as CTN's managing director, Stephen Watson, presents the results of our third annual...Read more
article
The mainstream business press is missing a good opportunity when it stays away from investor relations conferences. Here's where you...Read more
June 2003
article
Just when things seemed to be settling down a bit, along came Ahold and HealthSouth with yet more off-the-charts financial scandals to...Read more
article
Q: Dear fashion doctor, My company is in deep trouble, and layoffs are ahead. I was thinking of dressing in camouflage so the...Read more
May 2003
article
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. This month we're celebrating the tenth anniversary of Cross-Border Publishing and the...Read more
April 2003
article
'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.' So far this year, it seems only the latter is true. With talk of war ringing in...Read more
March 2003
article
Prolonged economic and political uncertainty is having a weird effect on investors. Whether it's the prospect of war or just abysmal...Read more
February 2003
article
'Death to dividends,' we vowed in 1998. Boy were we wrong. President Bush's proposal to end double-taxation of dividends could bring...Read more
article
Q. We deal in security software so our customers tend to keep a low profile. How do we build recognition in the investment world...Read more
January 2003
article
In 2002, new standards of corporate governance were legislated by the US Congress and made into rules by the SEC. In 2003, companies...Read more
article
To be perfectly fair, when people think of Asian markets, excellence in the fields of investor relations, corporate governance and...Read more
December 2002
article
Analysts read cash flow statements. Analysts listen to conference calls. Analysts use earnings statements to make paper airplanes...Read more
article
Q. With traditional valuation techniques arguably meaningless right now, there seems to be a greater focus on management credibility...Read more
article
Europe is on the ascendant, and its pride was on display at the fourth annual Investor Relations Magazine Euro Awards in Amsterdam on...Read more
article
It's been a bittersweet year for the Investor Relations Magazine Awards. On one hand, who feels like celebrating when the stock market...Read more
November 2002
article
Do politics have a place in the boardroom? Of course a lot of board decisions are political with a small p, with alliances formed at...Read more
article
'I am very satisfied with IR in the region. Larger companies here are as good at IR as companies anywhere.' 'IR is...Read more
October 2002
article
Like it or not, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is here to stay. It is still unclear what unforeseen consequences the hastily constructed law...Read more
article
What a time to hold the first Investor Relations Magazine South Africa Awards. In the weeks and months leading up to the Johannesburg...Read more
article
One of the world's foremost authorities on corporate governance is urging Asian companies to improve their corporate governance...Read more
September 2002
article
There's an information gap between Eastern Europe and the rest of the world. After much modification of legislation and listing rules...Read more
article
Call it schadenfreude if you like, but us journos have been having a field day with the wave of corporate scandals sweeping the US. So...Read more
August 2002
article
Everyone's talking about the crisis of confidence. Or lack of trust. Or just plain fear. Investors are angry with the way public...Read more
article
The challenge of accession to the European Union will dominate Investor Relations magazine's first conference for Central and Eastern...Read more
July 2002
article
The late Stephen Jay Gould made his name with the theory of punctuated equilibrium, the idea that evolution happens in sudden leaps,...Read more
article
The prevalent theme at last month's Niri annual conference was that investor relations officers are facing an unprecedented time of...Read more
article
FTSE 250 companies in the UK: you ought to be ashamed of yourselves. In this era of equal disclosure for all, fewer than one in three...Read more
article
Communicating with shareholders in the midst of a crisis is a major theme of Investor Relations magazine's UK Investor Relations...Read more
June 2002
article
May Day in London and a small café offers guidance to anti-globalization protesters: 'Don't smash our windows,' says a sign with...Read more
article
The first half of 2002 has been, in many ways, a reaction to the last half of 2001 when global economic recession and corporate...Read more
article
Q. We are a large international company with over 50,000 employees scattered around the globe. Operating in so many countries, I dread...Read more
article
At this moment in time, it's fair to say Richard Coope is the world expert on IR webcasts. He has studied each and every web site of...Read more
article
'It has come to something when a boring actuarial investment consultant is invited to speak at an investor relations conference.'...Read more
May 2002
article
'We've created a system that encourages disclosure directed more at averting liability than at informing.' So believes SEC head Harvey...Read more
article
Investor Relations magazine doesn't do run-of-the-mill conferences. If you're bored by the usual programs with their endless...Read more
April 2002
article
Ah! Pension funds. Those oh-so-desirable investors who are the acme of good shareholder form. They invest for the long term. They don'...Read more
article
As the old saying goes, 'There are three types of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics.' So take at least a couple of grains of salt...Read more
article
Best quote of the month 'I don't think there are any agents in this town who I haven't worked with over the years. I know I sound a...Read more
article
Good times are rolling in South Korea. While most of the world is slowing down, South Korea has witnessed growth beyond any...Read more
March 2002
article
Shanghai, the once famed Paris of the East, has lured many a foreigner to its river banks, its promised gateway to the potential...Read more
article
What does it take to get new shareholders and keep them loyal? The incentives discussed in this issue's cover story (page 29) may seem...Read more
article
On November 1, 2001, the new Kookmin Bank was born with $119.9 bn in assets, making it Korea's largest bank by far, and the 66th...Read more
February 2002
article
For investors, the Enron problem couldn't have come at a worse time. They've been hammered by two years of drastic losses to their...Read more
January 2002
article
Wanted: corporate citizenship manager. Politically correct, fluent in eco-speak, finger on both pulse and purse of stakeholders...Read more
December 2001
article
As good as US corporate disclosure standards are, they can and must be improved. Former SEC chairman Arthur Levitt tried with the...Read more
November 2001
article
The world seems like a different place. An already weakened economy plunging further into recession; the US and Britain at war against...Read more
October 2001
article
While most of the world witnessed the September 11 terrorist attacks on TV screens, many of us saw them with our own eyes. The blasts...Read more
article
The busiest bees among capital markets rule-makers appear to be those buzzing around the world's stock exchanges. While indexes edge...Read more
September 2001
article
Investor relations finds itself in the middle of a three-way tug-of-war between shareholders, management and the board of directors...Read more
article
September has never been my favorite month. The joys of summer are over for another year and for those of us in the northern...Read more
August 2001
article
Everywhere in the media there are stories about corporate lawsuits: shareholders vs corporations, regulators vs corporations,...Read more
article
When the US launched its FD missile last fall, shell fragments rattled round the world. From Wall Street to the City of London, from...Read more
July 2001
article
Let's face it - there are very few good things you can say about lagging economies. Even the staunchest Darwinist puts aside his...Read more
article
It was while asleep on the back seat of a bus that I learned the uncomfortable truth about the reintegration of post-communist Europe...Read more
June 2001
article
So what's with the euro? The single currency declined from being worth a relatively robust (in historical terms) $0.96 at the turn of...Read more
article
Investors are in a panic because there are more 'missed earnings' news releases than ever before. Here's the scenario: Company XYZ...Read more
article
I got a kick out of the Reuters photo of a hockey stick-wielding protester about to slap-shot a tear gas canister back at police in...Read more
May 2001
article
So it's official. As of late March, the world's capital markets entered into territory uncharted in almost a generation - bear...Read more
article
Have we reached a bottom? That's the question everybody has been asking for a year now, and there's still no consensus. Some have...Read more
April 2001
article
At a recent New York Society of Security Analysts conference, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter managing director and chief investment...Read more
article
To the uninitiated, attempting to understand the workings of the law can be a daunting task. But short of an anarchist revolution, we...Read more
March 2001
article
The passion and the glory of the beautiful game may be an alluring combination, but the truth is that soccer managers are lasting less...Read more
