week 10 Flashcards
What are the typical responsibilities of an investor relations officer?
- Quarterly reports
- CEO messages
- Site tours
- Outreach
- Media monitoring
- Investor inquiries
- Acquisition communications
Explain disclose requirements
- Plain, fair and timely disclose is a legal requirement by the Canadian Securities Exchange Commission
- Shareholders can use for misleading information
- Info is misleading if it is incomplete, incorrect, omits a fact or is out of date
What is the Ontario Securities Commission?
- The regulatory body that administers and enforces compliance with the Ontario Securities Act
- Work to protect investors and foster fair and efficient markets
What are the 4 Investor Relations roles?
- Strategy - establish objectives and quantifiable/qualitative goals
- Financial Reporting - prepare communications materials, chair disclose commitee meeting
- Acquisitions - anticipate analyst style questions
- Feedback - develop feedback channels
What are 5 key investor relations audiences?
- Retail Shareholders
- Regulators
- Institutional Shareholders
- Brokerage Analysts
- Financial Media
What are 6 key investor relations channels?
- Analyst Outreach
- Investor Presentation
- Website
- Media
- Quarterly Calls
- Annual Report
What are the similarities between investor relations and public relations?
- Issues Management
- Takeovers
- Product recalls
- Rationalizations
- Lawsuits
- CSR
What are 6 knowledge areas of investor relations?
- Stock market
- Finance
- Communication
- Marketing
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- IPOs
What are the good, bad and ugly aspects of investor relations?
Good - direct access to CEO and board
Bad - IR is repetitive
Ugly - even brilliant programs can go down with the share price
Why is a good annual report important?
- A good narrative helps investors understand your company
- The more investors know about your business, the better they can predict performance
- What you write speaks volumes about the quality of your company
What are 5 tips for annual report writing?
- Define your audience
- Work out your style
- Create a narrative
- Empathize
- Repeat yourself
What are the 5 P’s to presentation success?
Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance