Four Ways Investor Relations Teams Keep Their Executives Informed
IROs with developed internal communications programs help senior leaders at their company understand their market and perform better.
https://t.co/Js0Cgda6cT … #investorrelations#corporategovernance
Yodlee sells exhaust data to investors. Very common use case in the alt data world in finance.
Could be an important precedent if they are forced to change their business practices.
https://t.co/6bmyINxpEY
An interesting & well argued writeup by @ClearyGottlieb explaining that proxy advisory firms, activists and index funds are not aligned with long term shareholders.
Who is? Long term PE funds. Will they have the appetite to buy into public co’s? https://t.co/JWqdzD1eZT
The research, which examined US equity mutual funds between 2004 and 2017, said index funds were overall 12.5 percentage points less likely to vote against company executives when compared with active funds.
https://t.co/4DiANQZ7AW
Activist hedge funds only need to convince a few institutional investors in order to make meaningful shareholder driven changes.
This leads to much more power concentrated in a few large asset managers. When they speak, co mgmt teams listen and act. https://t.co/4CR1fGrQY3
It took #GenX some time to come to terms with small-screen viewing of #mobile video, but now they are closely matching #Millennials and #GenZ. Is there opportunity for new-age media and entertainment companies to reach this segment?
https://t.co/C0DiMqCvo0
Companies tend to issue optimistic guidance when current Q earnings are disappointing.
They tend to issue conservative guidance when current Q earnings are strong.
Interesting analysis.
https://t.co/dV9gaoA5vs
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