AI
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‘Without strong leaders, AI is a tough sell’: Müge Yücel on navigating your AI adoption journey
Galata Wind Enerji’s head of IR speaks ahead of the IR Forum – AI and Technology Europe
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Unlocking insights: navigating the future of investor relations
The CDR annual IR survey offers a detailed examination of how companies worldwide are adapting their IR strategies
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Enhancing IR with AI: automation, security and strategy
AI is rapidly transforming the landscape of IR, offering tools that enhance efficiency, data analysis, and strategic communication
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Maximizing the potential of and mitigating risks in IR using AI
Majority of IROs have not embedded AI into their processes but are interested in learning more, research shows Just under two thirds (64 percent) of IR professionals indicated they have not embedded AI into their processes, but are interested in understanding its potential, according to findings from Nasdaq’s 5th annual IR Issuer Pulse survey. AI integration could help support more efficient and strategic decision-making for IR professionals and marks a shift towards data-driven insights, automation, and enhanced communication strategies. While only a fraction of IR professionals have fully embedded AI into their processes, there is a palpable curiosity to further explore its…
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IR use of AI shifts up a gear thanks to tailored tools, trusted data and a little help from friends
It’s around two years since ChatGPT launched and pushed generative-AI tools to the forefront of just about everyone’s minds. Given that timeframe, you might think that the buzz would be starting to wane. But the packed house for our AI and Technology Forum, held this week in New York, told a different story. Clearly there is still huge hunger to understand the impact of AI on the capital markets and how IR teams can use this tech to be more efficient and effective. Something has changed, though – you don’t want to hear people just talking about the potential of…
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‘AI is right around the corner’: DFIN’s Ron Schneider on the latest proxy trends
Emerging technologies will feature high on 2025’s proxy statements
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‘It’s an intimidating but empowering platform all at once’: Autonation’s Bryan Kloster on adopting AI
The IRO first considered using AI after attending last year’s IR Magazine Forum – AI & Technology Not everyone who is using AI is a tech native or algorithmic expert – just ask Bryan Kloster, investor relations manager at Autonation. He attended last year’s IR Magazine Forum – AI & Technology and had his imagination sparked for how the technology might streamline his own IR team’s workflow. Fast forward to this year’s event – due to be held in New York on December 3 – and Bryan is now speaking on how he has adopted generative AI in his own…
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Would you ever put an AI-generated version of your CEO in front of investors?
Swedish tech firm Klarna has trialed doing exactly that in its latest quarterly update Do you have a hard time convincing your senior management to spend time recording remarks for your quarterly updates? I know several IROs who say they struggle to convince their CEOs, CFOs and other C-suite members to spend more than the minimum amount of time on their company’s IR efforts. When browsing LinkedIn this week, however, I stumbled across what might be a novel solution: putting together a deepfake of your CEO so you can get them to say whatever you want to investors, whenever…
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‘In 2025, AI for IR will be an expectation, not an option’: Gregg Lampf on gaining C-suite buy-in
Ciena’s head of IR speaks ahead of upcoming IR Magazine Forum – AI & Technology Ahead of our upcoming IR Magazine Forum – AI & Technology, set to be held in New York on December 3, IR Magazine has caught up with some of the event’s leading speakers to understand how they currently view the technology – and the aspects of its use they are looking forward to discussing in more detail. Gregg Lampf, vice president of investor relations at Ciena, has emerged as one of the IR profession’s leading proponents of the technology, and is not only set to…
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How investor relations teams can streamline their Q&A preparations
AI can help reduce the workload for the time-consuming task of earnings preparation
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Data management and cyber-security: Key strategies for IR teams
How to manage huge volumes of data, mitigate cyber-risks and build your data capabilities from scratch
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Apple Intelligence shows the direction of travel for AI use in IR
Tech company adds AI capabilities to range of services
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Investor targeting and AI: Where are we now – and what are the possibilities?
AI is already being applied to targeting, but accuracy could be improved further with higher-quality data
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How might AI change IR teams of the future?
New AI-powered IR tech offers fast, accurate results – but investor relations will always require the human touch, even at the junior level
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How the buy side is using AI – and what it means for IR
Portfolio managers explain how they use the technology and how IROs can best respond
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How the buy side uses AI to pick stocks and the truth inside SEC filings – IR Voice
How the buy side is using AI to help with investment decisions and we speak to an SEC filings expert
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Making data the innovation: Spending less time on IR with better results
Being clever with how you use data can drive huge efficiency gains
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How the team at Moody’s uses AI to streamline its IR program
Internal platform shaves hours off regular IR activities, says head of investor relations Shivani Kak
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The eight trends that will define investor relations in 2024
Leading IROs pick themes that will define their profession over the next 12 months
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Playbook: Artificial intelligence and investor relations
Artificial intelligence – and generative AI in particular – has become a huge element of the business conversation but where does it fit into the world of investor relations? Notified and IR Magazine held a series of active workshops in Toronto, New York and London to hear from the world’s leading IROs about how they are incorporating the technology into their IR programs today, where AI offers the biggest benefits or the most potential and where AI tools can be most easily implemented.
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The transformative impact of AI in investor relations
Generative AI is here and it’s evolving rapidly. Hemma Visavadia asks the experts what the real-world impact, reporting benefits are, now and in the near future
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A fireside Chat(GPT)
In my role, I have the good fortune of interacting with and interviewing many great IR professionals worldwide. So when the OpenAI chatbot sensation known as ChatGPT exploded onto the scene at the start of this year, I thought it would be fun to see whether it could hold up to the scrutiny of a good old-fashioned interview. I did notice the limitations of this technology – it repeated one answer three times and failed to give me the concise one-paragraph answer I specifically asked for. Nevertheless, here is the full conversation resulting from my first ever interview with a…
