Welcome to the final edition of our Q3 22 Trending Earnings Topics Recap on trending earnings topics, macro trends and key management commentary. Numerous large-cap companies reported last week, including Walt Disney, AstraZeneca, Bayer, Merck, Franco-Nevada, Mitsubishi, and Nintendo. Here are some key trending earnings topics that emerged during earnings updates over this period:
Welcome back to the latest edition of our Q3 2022 earnings season update on trending earnings topics October 31st 2022, weekly recap, including macro trends and key management commentary. With a busy week of earnings that saw over 25% of S&P 500 companies report, Airbnb, Starbucks, Eventbrite, Cloudflare, AMD, and Yelp were some of the notable names. Here are some key trending topics that emerged during earnings updates over this period:
Welcome back to the weekly edition of our Q3 2022 earnings season update on trending earnings topics October 24th, 2022 weekly recap, including macro trends and key management commentary. With a busy week of earnings that saw companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple, Intel, CTS, and Visa report, here are some key trending topics that emerged during earnings updates over this period:
We don’t have to tell you that the job of Investor Relations in the UK and European markets continues to get harder, not easier. As public companies face market volatility, economic uncertainty, increased activism, growing retail investment, and ongoing digital transformation, IR teams are faced with a daunting task: perform at an even higher standard in terms of accuracy and efficiency with limited resources.
Welcome back to the weekly edition of our Q3 22 Trending Earnings Topics, reviewing macro trends and key management commentary. With another busy week of earnings that saw Fifth Third, State Street, Truist Financial, Western Alliance, Regions Financial, Banc of California, Hilltop Holdings and Snap report among others, here are some key trending topics that emerged during earnings updates over this period:
Welcome back to the first weekly edition of our Q3 22 Trending Earnings Topics on trending topics, macro trends and key management commentary. With a busy week of earnings that saw major banks like JPMorgan, U.S. Bancorp, PNC Financial Services and Citigroup report, here are some key trending topics that emerged during earnings updates over this period:
At Q4, we believe the use of behavioural analytics in Europe has profound potential to connect the markets in ways we haven’t yet seen. It enables an IRO to deliver personalised experiences at scale to its diverse group of shareholders and potential shareholders that stretch far beyond current investors.
Imagine a world where your singular communications platform collects visitor behaviour from across your website, results presentations, and other digital engagements and correlates that to ownership data and stock price. In one application, you report on the impact of your strategic touchpoints with the capital markets, identify new or targeted investors evaluating your story, or accelerate your response to activism. This is the promise of Engagement Analytics.
The shift to a more virtual world has had a residual impact on events in the investor relations community, especially events that once thrived on in-person attendance – like investor days. To discuss how events have transformed over the past few years, how to choose the right virtual events partner, and how to folow investor day best practices, Q4 partnered with Arbor Advisory and The Buddy Group for a webinar titled, How to Wow the Crowd: Investor Day Best Practices for IROs.
We don’t have to tell you that the job of Investor Relations continues to get harder, not easier. As public companies face market volatility, economic uncertainty, increased activism, growing retail investment, and ongoing digital transformation, IR teams are faced with a daunting task: perform at an even higher standard in terms of investor relations effective targeting with limited resources. So what does it take for IROs to continue to thrive in this landscape, particularly when it comes to targeting high-value buy-side investors?