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Underlying the IR Magazine Awards is a body of research that identifies the best corporate IR teams.
The Euro Top 100, along with the short lists and winners in 62 award categories, comes directly from a survey of 722 investors and analysts across Europe. We simply asked who had the best investor relations, and why – then compiled the answers for you.
The survey took place in the first quarter of 2013, beginning with an email to a database of buy-side and sell-side professionals across Europe, inviting them to fill out an electronic version of the survey. Complete surveys were received from 158 respondents. A further 564 individuals were interviewed by telephone. With the voting completed, we also contacted many of the companies that made it into the Euro Top 100, yielding articles and profiles that appear throughout this report.
You may be an IRO researching the reasons you won. Or perhaps you’re benchmarking your program against your peers. You may be a student of investor relations. Or you may be a service provider tracking the challenges the profession faces. Whatever your specific purpose, if you share an appreciation for excellence in investor relations, this is the report you want.
Download the report today and receive:
- Latest rankings and points breakdowns of leading companies in the IR Magazine Euro Top 100, featuring profiles, analysis and in-depth interviews with IROs and senior executives
- Coverage of the latest investor and analyst opinions on macroeconomics and cash-rich balance sheets; award-winning companies outside the Euro top 100; the research process that reveals the winners (survey methodology, respondents and questionnaire).
- Infographics, charts, photos and illustrations that clearly and concisely convey important information that you can use in your own internal business presentations.
Don’t miss this chance to learn the strategies of the winners, and put your company in a winning position for next year!
You can view a brief sample of the 2012 study here.
