MiFID II: The New Reality for Investor Relations
November 27, 2017
A tremendous amount of work has been done on both the buy and sell side, quantifying, implementing and testing new technology and processes in an
A tremendous amount of work has been done on both the buy and sell side, quantifying, implementing and testing new technology and processes in an
Anyone who regularly engages with the investment community will have noticed the increasing focus asset managers are placing on organizing corporate access meetings with corporates
Our goal is to consistently enhance the WeConvene platform so that it continues to help Investor Relations teams work in a fundamentally more efficient way.
One thing is becoming very clear in our discussions with large asset managers – they are increasingly focused on how they manage corporate access internally.
In June 2017, we wrote in our whitepaper Preparations for MiFID II – Are you sure this is the right way? that for the industry
In much of the talk about the ramifications of MiFID II the focus has been on a likely reduction in the number of analysts employed
Industry surveys consistently highlight the importance that Portfolio Managers (PMs) place on meeting with company management as part of their investment process and it is
In our previous two blog posts, we looked at both the analysts voted by investors as the best in their respective sectors and also the
In our last blog post, we wrote about how for IR teams, the number of analysts covering a company is in some respects less important
In our conversations with Investor Relations (IR) teams, the subject of analyst coverage comes up regularly and it is clear that IR teams invest a