Seizing opportunity in shifting markets
For the past three decades, IR Impact has honored excellence in investor relations around the world and in 2025, we continue to recognize and help further IR best practice. This year, almost 170 senior IR professionals will join this internationally renowned event looking at the very best the IR community has to offer through our forum and awards.
THE FORUM
The event begins with our IR forum where investors, analysts, senior management and heads of IR from small, mid and large cap companies come together to discuss key issues and share award-winning best practices for investor relations, sustainability, corporate governance and communications.
THE AWARDS
We present two types of awards categories – researched and nominated – both celebrating the success of those individuals and companies that are leading the way in IR in Greater China.
For our researched categories, companies do not submit nominations. Instead, hundreds of analysts and investors casted their votes and gave their opinions on which companies do the best IR in the region.
In our nominated categories, companies have the opportunity to submit a written entry for aspects of IR that complement our researched categories. More information can be found in the sections below.
Agenda: 2024
Click below to view the 2024 agenda as a PDF.
Times are shown in HKT (Hong Kong Time).
8.15 am
Registration, breakfast and networking
8.55 am
Opening remarks: Welcome to the forum
9.00 am
IR in 2025: Independent directors, increased transparency and international investing
The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has proposed new rules to increase transparency and corporate governance for listed companies, most notably around the disclosure of dividend policies, an approach that is similar to Shanghai and Shenzhen exchange rules.
These changes, along with less widely supported proposals related to preventing ‘overboarding’ of company directors, seek to enhance corporate governance and align the exchange with international standards. If implemented, they could also lead to an increase in both institutional and retail interest in the region’s companies.
In our opening session, we explore what these structural changes may mean for IR teams and provide advice on how to adapt.
- Hear how to adapt your policies to meet expectations of domestic and international investors
- Understand what disclosures and governance practices may be expected of listed companies
- Discuss how global investor sentiment is changing and the outlook for investment into the region
- Learn what an increase in investor interest would mean for IR teams and how to take advantage of this opportunity
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine
Kevin Leung, company secretary and IR director, China Resources Beer
Clara Liu, senior manager of IR, Xtep International Holdings
Jason Paltrowitz, director and executive vice president, OTC Markets Group
Rene Vanguestaine, managing partner, Christensen Advisory
9.40 am
Focusing on high-value IR: Time management for investor relations professionals
This session is all about ‘putting the ROI back into IRO’. Using exclusive research from IR Magazine’s global survey on time management, we explore how investor relations professionals are spending their day and examine which IR activities provide the biggest benefit to your company and the C-suite.
We will also explore the transformative impact artificial intelligence can have on IR workloads and how to create efficiencies so that IR can be more effective, helping to build credibility with management.
- Benchmark how you organize your days and learn what the most impactful IR activities are
- Gain insight into what activities are most time-consuming and provide the lowest value
- Explore where AI and automation can remove monotonous tasks, saving time for higher-value activities
- Learn how to organize your quarterly activities to improve the positive impact IR has on your company
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine
Jessie Jin, chief manager of investor relations and ESG, ATRenew
Melanie Morfill, sales director, APAC, Notified
Suki Wong, senior director, investor relations and ESG, ANTA Sports Products
Rene Vanguestaine, managing partner, Christensen Advisory
10.10 am
Networking break & refreshments
10.30 am
Case studies: Targeting that yields the best results
IR teams often track their performance by measuring the number of investors that they meet with and it is an important metric. However, companies should not overlook the quality of each meeting, because good quality meetings engage the C-Suite, encourage more investment and provide critical information that can be used to shape strategy.
Whether gaining valuable information, insightful questions that make you test your business strategy, or having a company take a position in your stock. Achieving good quality meetings requires a well thought out targeting strategy, to help identify the investors who will help your company move forward.
This session explores how to be smarter with your targeting practices and identify investors who are most likely to meet with your management and add value to your company.
- Hear case studies about how IR teams are improving their shareholder analysis practices
- Learn what top IR teams are doing to build a pipeline of investor prospects and use management’s time most effectively
- Discover how new technologies can not only make investor targeting easier, but also more effective
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine
Doris Chan, head of investor relations, Nameson Holdings
Elaine Wang, senior IR manager, QingCi Games
Fanny Yan, senior manager, IR, Nissin Foods Company
11.00 am
WeChat & websites: Best practices in digital investor relations
As communication technologies continue to evolve we explore how best to utilize these tools to expand the reach of your IR program and promote better transparency with your shareholders. This session will showcase effective techniques award-winning IROs have implemented to improve their communication using different media channels.
- Understand the latest digital communications trends in the context of investor relations
- Learn how best to use WeChat and other social media to tell your company story
- Understand how best to build your presence in an increasingly digitalized world
- Discuss the how to integrate AI into your digital engagement strategy
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine
Nick Huang, IR manager, Hon Hai Precision Industry
Celia Wang, international digital content manager, Ping An Insurance
Nina Zhan, vice president, IR, 361 Degrees International
11.30 am
Maximizing the investor opportunity
Investor relations is the interface between markets and management, and IR professionals who focus their efforts on spending time, serving and learning from the investment community can bring a new level of insight and investment into the company. This session explores what an investor-centric IR approach looks like and explores ways to get closer to the investment community through your approach to IR.
- Learn about different philosophies and directions for your investor relations strategy
- Hear how companies are taking an investor-first approach in their IR activities
- Understand ways to gather useful market intelligence from the investor community
- Discover techniques to conduct investor meetings and learn what questions are most beneficial to ask of portfolio managers and analysts
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine
Ellen Tseng, senior director, IR and corporate communications, Primax Electronics
Yi Xiang, head of investor relations, Focus Media
Rui Zhang, chief executive officer, Irostors
11.55 am
Closing remarks
12.00 pm
Networking lunch and awards presentation
2.30 pm
End of forum and awards
What our attendees say
A step-by-step guide to submitting an award-winning entry
Awards by nomination
For our awards-by-nomination categories, individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of investment professionals and IR Impact editorial team members.
OPEN FOR ENTRIES!
We are now accepting nominations for the 2025 awards! Click here to access the entry form and find out how to submit your entries. The full list of categories and criteria can be found below – simply click on the category name to view the description. The deadline to submit nominations is midnight (HKT) on Friday, August 15.
The final list of categories presented at the awards ceremony are subject to change.
View the full list of 2024 winners and nominees by clicking here.
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected] or +44 20 8004 4989.
Categories
Best annual report
Are shareholders and analysts raving about the quality of your annual print or online report? Give us your vision of good reporting practice. Judges will be looking for a well-articulated equity story, ease of flow or navigation, state-of-the-art design and consistency/complementarity between different reports. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best buy-side management *NEW FOR 2025*
Finding new ways to collaborate with investors and other buy-side participants is a core part of every IR program. In this category, we’re looking for examples of how teams have found new routes to reach and work alongside the buy side, whether that’s through providing an innovative corporate access opportunity, creating new communications materials or introducing a new event format.
Best CEO letter *NEW FOR 2025*
The letter from the chief executive is both an important force for communicating key messages and tone, and an area ripe for innovation. From video to AI to a new style that better captures the investment story, we want to hear how you’ve been elevating the CEO letter. Tell us about your thought process, how you implemented change, where tech is supporting your efforts and how this vital segment of the annual report has been received.
Best innovation in shareholder communications
Judges are looking for IR teams who have had to think out of the box in the past 12-18 months to update their shareholder communications campaign and keep up with the evolving needs and wants of the investor community. We’re looking for that tiny little spark of innovation that sets your company apart!
Best investor event
Did you hold a capital markets day, site visit or other investor event that made your company stand out from the crowd? Tell us how you came up with an original initiative, the way you managed its organization, and how your audience’s expectations were met; audience feedback is also welcome. Both virtual and in-person events can be considered for this award.
Best investor targeting strategy
Have you gone above and beyond to reach new investors and tell your company story? Have you recently changed your targeting strategy to reach new prospects, adapt to adversarial circumstances, or get a better return from your investor engagements? We want to hear from you.
Our judges will look for innovative use of data and analysis to optimize your marketing schedule and provide better returns on your IR department and management’s time on the road and at conferences.
Best IR during a corporate transaction
How did your IR team go above and beyond to support a recent corporate transaction? Let us know the details. We’ll be looking at the IR team’s involvement in crafting/releasing the messaging for the financial markets and how it organized outreach and dialogue to gain approval from key shareholders.
Best IR impact *NEW FOR 2025*
Tell us about a time in the past 18 months where IR made a significant difference to your company. This could be an unusual capital raise, navigating a tricky situation or finally landing that investor you’ve been courting. In your entry you should show exactly how the work of the IR team drove success and detail what that success looked like – and what it meant for the company.
Best IR website
The IR website is the first point of contact for an IRO’s audience. We want to hear from companies that have developed a best-in-class website displaying top-notch customer experience, engaging content that meets analysts’ and investors’ needs, and multiplatform access.
Best sell-side management *NEW FOR 2025*
Working closely with analysts is a core part of many IR programs, but it can pose a challenge when thinking about how to prioritize your time and focus on your company’s sell-side followers. In this category we are looking for teams that have implemented new strategies for keeping up with the sell side, working with analysts and deriving the most from their relationships to best serve their corporate strategies.
Best sustainability reporting
Companies face growing demands to inform investors about the risk and opportunities they face on a range of sustainability issues. Describe how your company was able to meet the demands of shareholders looking for substance, details and performance through your communication and disclosure on corporate sustainability. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best use of social media and video
Have your IR teams increased visibility and engagement digitally through the use of different communication channels?
Describe the innovative ways you have incorporated video, audio, infographics or webcasts into your IR program. Judges will be looking for evidence of the quality of output, use of creativity and heightened investor and analyst engagement via these channels.
Best use of technology including AI
Have you harnessed cutting-edge technology like AI to enhance your IR efforts?
In this new category, we want to hear about how you have used tools to overcome IR challenges, create efficiencies, enhance intelligence or improve the quality of your IR activities. Judges want to hear about the tools you have used in your IR efforts, how you used them and the measures implemented to ensure safe and responsible use of technology.
Rising star
This award seeks to honor individuals who bring fresh thinking and a unique approach to the profession. This category is open to anyone who has been working in IR for less than 10 years and has less than 15 years of professional experience.
How the winners are chosen +
The awards-by-nomination categories differ from our traditional researched awards, as individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries, free of charge, to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of investment professionals and IR Impact editorial team members.
The judges’ votes are not made public, but their comments may be published in articles or reports after the event. Judges are not required to make comments against every submission.
The judging process consists of three simple phases:
Phase one
Once the entry deadline has passed, the IR Impact editorial team reviews all submissions and produces the shortlist
Phase two
The shortlisted entries are shared with an independent judging panel made up of industry experts. The judges review each shortlisted entry and select their top two picks per category
The IR Impact awards team receives the results and contacts all shortlisted companies to give them the good news. The shortlists are then published to the entire IR community a month before the event.
Phase three
The judges come together to discuss, debate and select the final list of winners who will go on to win an award
Entry guidelines +
Before starting your submission, please carefully read the entry guidelines on this page.
Key dates for 2025
| Open for entries | End of May |
| Final entry fee applies | Friday, August 8 |
| Entry deadline | Midnight (HKT) on Friday, August 15 |
| Shortlisted companies are contacted | September |
| Shortlists announced publicly | Thursday, November 6 |
| Awards ceremony and winners revealed | Thursday , December 4 |
Who can nominate and be nominated?
Investor relations officers and in-house investor relations teams at any publicly listed company domiciled in Greater China can be nominated.
Entries can be submitted directly by an individual or company nominating themselves, or by a vendor/service provider on behalf of a nominee.
There are no restrictions on the number of categories a company can be nominated for.
What are the categories?
- Best annual report
- Best buy-side management *NEW FOR 2025*
- Best CEO letter *NEW FOR 2025*
- Best innovation in shareholder communications
- Best investor event
- Best investor targeting strategy
- Best IR during a corporate transaction
- Best IR impact *NEW FOR 2025*
- Best IR website
- Best sell-side management *NEW FOR 2025*
- Best sustainability reporting
- Best use of social media and video
- Best use of technology including AI
- Rising star
Market cap definition
- Micro-cap = below US$300 mn
- Small cap = between US$300 mn – US$1 bn
- Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.5 bn
- Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Full details of the category descriptions can be viewed by clicking here.
What are the entry requirements?
Entrants will be asked to complete three mandatory parts of the form and there will be an opportunity to add supporting documents, where relevant:
1. Challenges and objectives* (150 words max): set the scene! Outline the reasons the individual/team should be considered in the category and a description of the relevant circumstances, objectives and timeframes.
2. Strategy and implementation* (150 words max): a summary of the strategy adopted by the nominee and the activities they have undertaken.
3. Results* (300 words max): why the outcome was a success, including details about the cost-effectiveness, impact on company, effect on share price, involvement of outside service providers and creativity of approach.
4. Supporting materials: submit up to three supporting materials with your written entry, although this is not mandatory. Documents should be relevant to the nominated category and referred to within the previous sections.
* Mandatory sections
Please note: all submissions must relate to work carried out in the period September 2024 until August 2025.
FAQs
How much does it cost to enter?
For 2025, the cost to enter per category is US$45, and will increase to a final entry fee of US$65 on Friday, August 8. Fees only apply to the awards-by-nomination categories. You will be asked to make payment for all categories you have selected via the entry form, upon submission of your first nomination. The entry fee is non-refundable. Any discounts offered throughout the nomination process will not apply to fees already paid. Discount codes can only be used one time per company.
Can I start my entry online and finish it at a later date?
Yes you can. Our nomination form allows submitters to save their entry as a draft and add to it at a later date.
Can I amend my entry once I have clicked submit?
No, entries cannot be amended once they have been submitted for the judges review.
What supporting documents are allowed?
We can accept most file types via the nomination form. If you have any issues uploading a file, please email it to [email protected].
There is no limit or word count for supporting documents, but please avoid including superfluous documents if they are not relevant to the entry. Remember it is quality and relevance that matter.
Can I hyperlink text in the entry form?
No, the entry form does not allow for text to be hyperlinked. However, there is space in the supporting documents section to add links that support your nomination.
Can I submit supporting documents that are written in my native language?
No. We can only accept supporting documents written in English.
How will my entry be judged?
The judging process is made up of three simple phases:
- Phase one: Once the entry deadline has passed, the IR Impact editorial team reviews all submissions and produces the shortlists
- Phase two: The shortlisted entries are shared with an independent judging panel made up of industry experts. The judges review each shortlisted entry and select their top two picks per category
- Phase three: The judges come together to discuss, debate and select the final list of winners who will go on to win an award
The judges’ votes are not made public, but their comments may be published in articles or reports after the event. Judges are not required to make comments against every submission.
Will my entry be shared with anyone else apart from the IR Impact team or the judging panel?
Information from your entry (including any files you upload) may be made public after the awards to substantiate your nomination. If you do not wish for your entry to be shared in this way then you should mark it as confidential. There will be an opportunity to do this on the entry form.
When will I know if my entry has made the shortlist?
We will inform shortlisted companies and individuals from September onwards.
I have a question that is not answered here. Who do I contact?
You can contact Priscilla Lim, deputy head of event operations by email at [email protected] or call +44 20 8004 4989.
I’m interested in becoming a partner for this event, who should I speak to?
You can contact Henry Wright, strategic partnerships manager , by email at [email protected] or call +44 208 004 5337.
Good luck!
Entry form+
Please follow the instructions below on how to submit an entry.
We also recommend that you refer to our entry guidelines above.
Step 1: Select the categories you wish to enter
Select the categories you would like to enter below by clicking the + symbol to show a quantity of 1.
You should only select a quantity of 2 or more in the same category if you plan to enter submissions on behalf of multiple clients or companies. Please select all of the categories you plan to enter at this stage, as additional categories cannot be added later without contacting our events team.
Step 2: Create your profile
To create your profile, please enter your contact details. You will only need to do this once. Once you create your profile, you will have access to this portal to manage your nominations and re-access them later.
Step 3: Start your entry!
You can now start your entry by following the instructions below. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
Please note our market cap definitions for 2025: Micro-cap = below US$300 mn / Small cap = between US$300 mn – US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.5 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Good luck!
Hall of Fame
Past winners of our coveted IR Impact Awards are invited to be inducted into the IR Impact Hall of Fame. This is an exclusive alum organization reserved only for individual winners of our awards including the categories – Best IR Professional across all cap sizes.
We wanted to provide a platform that offers ongoing recognition for this monumental achievement and an opportunity for our award winners to help shape the future of excellence in the IR community.
Awards by research
Our awards-by-research nominees are determined by the input of hundreds of analysts and portfolio managers, who give their opinions on which companies provide them with the best IR service in the Greater China region. Every year we invite any publicly listed company to submit their list of buy and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers, so that they have the opportunity to vote via our survey.
View the full list of 2024 winners and nominees by clicking here.
Please click on the tabs below to view the research timeline. For any further queries about the research, please contact [email protected].
Categories
Best overall investor relations (large cap)
This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best overall investor relations (mid-cap)
This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best overall investor relations (small cap)
This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best investor relations officer (large cap)
This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best investor relations officer (mid-cap)
This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best investor relations officer (small cap)
This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$1 bn / Mid-cap = between US$1 bn – US$7.49 bn / Large cap = US$7.5 bn and over
Best international IR
This category covers companies that most impressed the investment community outside of their region with their overall IR program.
How the winners are chosen +
The first thing to explain is that our awards are different from most others: for our awards by research, companies do not submit nominations. The winners are identified by in-depth research and any publicly traded company is eligible to be considered. This survey is the only one of its kind to go directly to the investment community, canvassing the opinions of the people who matter to you most.
May-August: Online survey
IR Impact has been building investment community databases over the past 35 years. As part of the updating process, listed companies are contacted every year for details of the professionals who currently cover their stock. IR Magazine then conducts an electronic survey of buy-side and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers. Each survey respondent is asked to nominate and rank up to five companies in a host of different research categories, from best IRO to best reporting.
September-October: Results analysis & shortlists announced
Analysis of the results begins once the survey stage of the research is complete. Points are allocated to each company depending on how frequently it is nominated. The companies with the highest point scores in each individual awards category make the short list for that award. The top company will go on to win the award. Best-in-sector awards are determined by the highest aggregate scores across all research categories.
The IR Impact awards team receives the results and contacts all shortlisted companies to give them the good news. The shortlists are then published to the entire IR community a month before the event.
November: Winners announced
The winners are announced at our awards ceremony, which is attended by the leading lights of the Asian investor relations community.
FAQs +
Why are you asking me to supply IR Impact with my buy and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers?
IR Impact conducts research directed at analysts and portfolio managers to vote for companies, IROs and senior management who they consider have provided them with the best IR service.
What is this data used for?
The data will be used to survey the analysts and portfolio managers, and the results will then be collated to create a shortlist for each category for IR Impact’s regional awards.
Is there a data template I can use?
Yes, click here for the data template. You DO NOT have to use this template if you already have the data in another format.
Can I sign a data-sharing agreement?
Yes, you can. IR Impact has a data-sharing agreement that clearly shows how we will process and use the data. This complies with GDPR.
Can I see your privacy policy?
Please see our privacy policy here.
How do I send you my data?
Either via your company’s FTP secure data transfer site or similar. Send us the FTP site link and password separately, so we can download and save the information securely.
Or
Send the data in an Excel file with their names, firm, job title, direct telephone number and their email address to [email protected]. Please ensure the file is password protected and that the password is sent to us in a separate email.
Will my buy and sell-side analysts and portfolio manager’s data be used for any other purpose?
No. Any data you send to us will only be used for the purpose of identifying the best current exponents of IR and surveying investment community views on IR topics. It will not be used for any other purpose or promotion.
How long will you keep my data for?
IR Impact will only keep your data for the purpose of the surveys, and will not keep it any longer than three years. You can also ask us to delete your data at any time by sending an email to [email protected]
Will my company data be passed on to any third parties?
No, it will not be passed on to any third parties.
Will you let me know when you are conducting the survey?
We will inform you as soon as the survey is underway and give you the opportunity to encourage the investors and analysts who cover your stock to take part.
When will the winning companies and individuals be announced?
The winning companies and individuals will be announced at the IR Impact Awards in the respective region.
If you have any further questions, please contact our research team.
Who attends our events
The majority of our attendees are heads of IR from across Greater China who are being recognized for their fantastic contribution to IR. Each participant is someone with an established track record and a strategic IR role within his or her company.
Below is a sample list of attendees who have joined our event in the past:
| JOB TITLE | COMPANY |
|---|---|
| Assistant manager, IR | Fubon Financial Holding Co |
| Associate director, IR | AIA Company |
| Chief financial officer | CANbridge Pharmaceuticals |
| Chief manager, ESG and IR | China Construction Bank Corporation |
| Director, capital market & IR | ZhongAn online P&C Insurance Co |
| Director, investor relationships | Haier Smart Home Co |
| Director, IR | CLP |
| Director, IR | Koolearn |
| Director, IR | Tongcheng Travel |
| General manager, capital market | Anton Oil |
| Group investor relations manager | CK Hutchison Holdings |
| Head of communications | InnoCare Pharma |
| Head of corporate communication | Transcenta Holding |
| Head of IR & sustainability | ENN Energy |
| Head of IR | MTR Corporation |
| Head of IR | Shenwan Hongyuan Group Co |
| Head of IR & capital market | Brii Biosciences |
| Head of research, portfolio manager | Chartwell Capital |
| International digital content manager | Ping An Insurance |
| Investor relations officer | China Unicom (Hong Kong) |
| IR & communication director | Xinyi Glass Holdings |
| JOB TITLE | COMPANY |
|---|---|
| IR director | AliHealth |
| IR director | Hygeia Healthcare Holding Co |
| IR director & company secretary | China Resources Beer (Holdings) Company |
| IR officer | ANTA Sports Products |
| IR specialist | Precision Tsugami (China) Corporation |
| Manager, sustainability and communications | Kerry Properties |
| Officer, IR | Minsheng |
| Officer, IR department | China Telecom Corporation |
| Senior director, IR | China Modern Dairy Holdings |
| Senior director, IR | NetDragon Websoft Holdings |
| Senior executive, R | NagaCorp |
| Senior investor relations analyst | Central China Real Estate |
| Senior IR director | Yum China Holdings |
| Senior manager | MicroPort Scientific Corporation |
| Senior manager, IR and sustainability | Xtep International Holdings |
| Senior manager, IR | The People’s Insurance Company |
| Senior officer, IR | COSCO Shipping International (Hong Kong) Co |
| Senior officer, IR | Yue Yuen Industrial (Holdings) |
| Senior vice president | Piacente Financial Communications |
| Treasurer & IR | Hysan Development Company LImited |
| VP, investor relations | Huobi Technology Holdings |
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