Guidance
While early indications reveal the majority of investors expect companies to return to historical guidance practices, and most IROs believe the same, many caveat that the situation remains fluid and “nothing is set in stone.”
While early indications reveal the majority of investors expect companies to return to historical guidance practices, and most IROs believe the same, many caveat that the situation remains fluid and “nothing is set in stone.”
“What does a best-in-class investor day now look like?”, “What should be the focus given the accelerated timeframe?” and “How do I keep investors engaged virtually?”
This week, our Thought Leadership is geared towards keeping you apprised of a key ESG development, as well as build on previous communications relating to our recommendation to develop ESG into a competitive advantage and ensure institutional investors are educated on your program – where you are currently and where you plan to go.
The IR community has been swift to condemn and “strenuously oppose this proposed rule change” and has urged IR professionals to share concerns by sending comment letters to the SEC. While these views are clear, we wanted to better understand investor sentiment, particularly those that would be impacted by the proposed threshold.
Part 4. Best practices and recommended strategies for effectively communicating ESG journeys (from just beginning to more advanced)
Part 3. Analysis of ESG mutual funds and investment firms to target
Part 2: Our primary research on ESG from the investor and corporate perspective
Part 1: Overview of the ESG landscape, including key developments and high-level investor perspective (“setting the stage”)
Leverage the experience and expertise of our team
Access insights in our regularly published research, which captures trends in institutional investor sentiment globally