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Mobile has already become a requisite best practice for IR professionals across the globe. But recent research indicates that investors and analysts overwhelmingly prefer apps to all other mobile communications platforms. Continue reading “The Results Are in: Investors and Analysts Prefer Apps to Social Media”
The number of startups globally is growing exponentially, meaning more and more IPOs are being filed in markets around the world. But many of these companies are still struggling to communicate effectively as they emerge into the public space. Continue reading “Overcoming Communication Challenges for IPOs”
As the global Investor Relations conference circuit bid farewell to 2015, major players converged in Australia to discuss the trends that will dominate the industry in the coming year. Continue reading “Another Year on the IR Conference Circuit”
Shareholder satisfaction is more important now than ever, and the conflict between corporations and investors over accountability and communication is coming to a head in the debate over proxy access. Continue reading “What You Need to Know About Proxy Access in 2016”
Singapore’s prime geographical location, strong VC and tech infrastructure, and important government initiatives have led to its crowning as the newest hotspot for major Fintech investors. Continue reading “Is Singapore the Next Silicon Valley?”
This week, ShareholderApp introduces its proprietary Investor Relations app to the most smartphone-connected market in the world — available for any SGX-listed company. Continue reading “ShareholderApp Launches in Singapore”
As the SGX continues to grow and diversify, global investors, buy-side analysts, and other key stakeholders are seeking a more modern approach to Investor Relations. IROs say a key responsibility is adopting new communications technologies. Continue reading “Investor Relations in Singapore”
Activist investors are a growing presence in corporate boardrooms. To transform activist investors from nuisance to asset, directors should begin to think like them. Continue reading “How to Think Like an Activist Investor”
Investors’ expectations for corporate reporting are changing rapidly — here’s what you need to know about corporate reporting as we enter into 2016. Continue reading “What Investors Want from Corporate Reporting”
Small and growing companies increasingly rely on the loyalty of investors to stay afloat, bringing the importance of solid communication between companies and shareholders to an all-time high. Continue reading “The Age of the Shareholder”