Quarterly and annual reporting
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How broker insights can transform your earnings process
As data continues to flood the market, IROs are finding it both challenging and time-consuming to gauge market perceptions of their companies. Increasingly, IROs are looking to their data platform providers to help them collect all the available, granular insight from brokers in one place, where it can be sorted, analyzed and better understood. But how can that data be passed through into the earnings process overall and be used to improve the impact of a company’s latest figures on various stakeholder audiences?
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Earnings season: Navigating financial guidance amid macroeconomic uncertainty
In the current climate it is the transparency and rigor of guidance rather than the precise figures that matters most. And, as public companies prepare to report earnings for the March 2025 quarter, it is important to evaluate how best to communicate financial guidance and manage investor expectations in the context of ongoing market volatility and geopolitical disruption.
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Amid a game of tariff chicken, companies focus on what they can control
Walmart’s announcement this week reminds investors about its resilience in tough times IR teams are just one of the many groups currently caught up in the global game of tariff chicken taking place between the US and countries across the rest of the world, especially China. This article is guaranteed to be out of date […]
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Briefing – Effective earnings preparation amid macro volatility
In partnership with WHEN 8.00 am PT / 11.00 am ET / 4.00 pm BST / 5.00 pm CET DURATION 45 minutes About the event Amid constant tariff news, geopolitical upheaval and other developments stemming from the new US administration, IR teams have their work cut out as they prepare…
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Mastering communications across the earnings cycle
Advice on developing consistent communications across multiple quarters, preparing management for Q&A, and more
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Six commonly asked questions (and answers) about quiet periods
Plenty of variation in how much companies communicate with the market during quiet periods
