Companies and potential investors are coming closer together again after the coronavirus years. Between Q3 2022 and Q3 2023, 84% of companies organised at least one roadshow. This is suggested by the figures in the “Global Roadshow Report 2023” from BofA Securities.
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For listed companies, roadshows are an excellent way to show potential investors an investment opportunity. This is obviously the position of a large majority of companies. In the year between Q3 2022 and Q3 2023, more than eight out of ten companies (84%) organised at least one roadshow of some kind.
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The requirements for corporate publicity are increasing, especially against the background of the balance sheet scandals of listed companies. In addition, the MAR (Market Abuse Regulation) adopted by the European Union tightens or extends the publicity obligation.
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The broad social debate on dealing with environmentally friendly business practices, ensuring minimum social standards and transparent corporate governance has long since reached companies. In practice, this means that ESG issues are becoming an integral part of investor relations work as a whole.
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There are many criticisms of ESG company ratings. They are actually intended to provide scoring approaches for the evaluation of companies with regard to ESG aspects. In other words, for numerous aspects relating to the environment, social issues and corporate governance.
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There is now a consensus in politics and business: a green and sustainable shift is needed, which must be driven forward in all sectors and supported as best as possible by political initiatives. It has also become a consensus that it needs rules and ambitious goals.
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Every year, IR magazine conducts a survey of IROs. In the last 18 months, there were 1,700 IR managers who were asked about their IR targets, among other things. The result? Investors, investors, investors!
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Every week we publish an IR press review with exciting topics related to IR. And every week we look at the number of hits on the most read articles. What do you think are the topics that readers are most interested in? ESG? Yes, that is usually quite far ahead. “Sea change in research costs”? Interestingly enough, no.
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