The New Investor Relations: Expert Perspectives on the State of the Art - Rilegato

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ISBN 10: 1576601358 ISBN 13: 9781576601358

Casa editrice: Bloomberg Pr, 2003

Riassunto

Across America in thousnds of publicly traded companies, investor relations (IR) professionals and top executives are struggling to communicate corporate news effectively in an on-edge, suspicious environment of 24/7 financial information. Billions in stock value can be gained or obliterated quickly. based in no small part on how well the IR pros make the company's case and manage expectations. Earnings announcements, analyst reports, insider stock transactions (even if legal), and more all have a magnified impact on stock movements in today's climate. With contributions from leading IR experts, Benjamin Mark Cole has put together an incisive and practical blueprint for success in investor relations today. Filled with ancedotes and case studies of good--and bad--IR, this book provides indispensable, hands-on guidance.

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Descrizione del libro:

in the new investor relations, leading professionals in the field provide much needed guidance and strategy for communicating with investors.

Contenuti:

part 1: underpinnings of the new order

1 fundamentals of investor relations

by donald allen, the allen group

what’s the point?

background on corporate disclosure

understanding disclosure and materiality

creating and maintaining a disclosure policy

regulation fair disclosure (reg fd)

the softer side of corporate reporting

the art of the message

targeting the right audiences

outreach to the investor

need for flexibility and adaptability

2 ir for blue-chip companies: the new look

by heather harper, hollis rafkin-sax, and bryce goodwin, edelman financial communications

where are the blue chips hiding?

a buyer’s market

return of the balance sheet

playing defense

investor relations today

financial reporting and disclosures

marketing the company’s investment thesis

corporate governance communications

public presence

outlook for the future

3 litigation ir and the duties of corporate disclosure and governance

by theodore j. sawicki, esq., and scott p. hilsen, esq.

alston & bird llp

how we got here

restatement

change in investor demands

the ir challenge

4 the ir-pr nexus

by david silver, apr, silver public relations

the new paradigm

reputation

gatekeepers

key responsibilities

regulation fd

regulation g

the need for coordinated ir and pr teams

the rise of public relations

the advent of investor relations

today’s integrated function

part 2: ir implications for selected financing scenarios

5 sustained stock buybacks: an ir tool for mature companies

by neil g. berkman, neil berkman associates

the mergers fallacy

why not buy back stock?

advantages of a permanent repurchase program

countering the counter-arguments

float consideration

6 investor relations in m&a transactions

by john f. hartigan, esq., morgan, lewis & bockius, llp

regulation m-a

business combinations

proxy solicitations

cash tender offers

benefits of the amendments

flexibility in timing

investor access in tender offers

potential risks created by the amendments

antifraud provisions

“plain english” requirement

regulation fd

scope

Su questa edizione

• Editore: Bloomberg Pr
• Data di pubblicazione: 2003
• ISBN 10: 1576601358
• ISBN 13: 9781576601358
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero edizione: 1
• Numero di pagine: 243
• Redattore: Cole Benjamin Mark