Two years after the introduction of Mifid II, a study has looked again at the effects on companies. The result? Large and mega-cap companies have cut their budgets in Europe, while these have been expanded for small and mid-cap companies. These cuts have hit mega-caps particularly hard: from a budget of over $2 million in 2016 to just over $800,000 in 2019, a drop of around 60%. And in North America? In North America, on the other hand, the IR budgets for all companies are falling. And what was the IR budget used for? Register for a further exiting webinar and expand your knowledge within 20 minutes:
Date: August 20th 2020:
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Companies with a strong purpose are more successful and powerful. This is the statement of the management consultancy EY. And in IR? How can a strong purpose in IR ensure that it is more successful and powerful than the IR departments of other companies? First, the purpose: The purpose is an important element in the development of an IR strategy. The question is “why”. Why does the IR department exist? The purpose thus describes the sense and purpose of the IR department.
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Date: July 6th 2020:
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There had been much speculation about the effects of MiFid II on companies. Coverage by sell-side firms, free roadshows and conferences would be significantly reduced for small caps – this was the assumption before MiFID II came into force. It had been assumed that small caps would hardly be covered by analysts on the part of brokers post Mifid II. Large caps, by contrast, would be much less affected by a decline in free coverage post MiFID II by brokers. And roadshows would no longer be organised for small caps by brokers. Large caps, on the other hand, should enjoy a large number of free roadshows.
Take a break, enjoy a coffee and expand your knowledge about IR in 20 minutes: Every Thursday – 3 clock times – 2 languages:
Date: July 23th 2020:
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Micro and small-cap companies are the biggest players on the capital market. At least in terms of numbers. And: many fund managers believe they will perform better after the crisis. Nevertheless: The IR of micro and small caps must pay much more attention to the capital market than their mid and large cap competitors.
Take a break, enjoy a coffee and expand your knowledge about IR in 20 minutes: Every Thursday – 3 clock times – 2 languages:
Date: 09th July 2020:
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A tweet cost Mr. Musc from Tesla a few million. And the chairmanship of the board. This was triggered by, among other things, a withdrawal of Tesla from the stock market, hinted at by Musk. Other companies had to pay fines because they had passed on insider information to a small circle of analysts during an analyst conference. This cost some IROs their jobs. The reason: They had not sufficiently sensitized the CEOs to this issue.
In the webinar you will receive answers to all questions regarding the Corporate Disclosure Policy. You will be explained the goals and key points of a Corporate Disclosure Policy and much more.
The webinar is for free.