National Investor Relations Institute

Avoid Proxy Wars with Activist Investors
Investor Relations

Avoid Proxy Wars with Activist Investors

Activists won proxy wars with companies about 75% of the time in 2014.
By Jim Cudahy | February 17, 2016
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Investor Relations Officers Aspire to CFO Role
Training

Investor Relations Officers Aspire to CFO Role

Though fewer IR officers have corporate finance experience compared with five years ago, a good portion aim to be finance chief one day.
By David Katz | June 26, 2014
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How to Talk to Activist Investors
M&A

How to Talk to Activist Investors

Activist investors are turning up the heat at public companies. It’s up to CFOs to stay cool — and communicative.
By Keith Button | May 23, 2014
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Shareholder Engagement Should Be a Two-Way Street
Growth Companies

Shareholder Engagement Should Be a Two-Way Street

The outmoded U.S. proxy voting system imposes barriers that make it more difficult for companies to engage directly with their equity investors.
By Jeffrey D. Morgan | April 17, 2014
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Letting Go of Guidance
Strategy

Letting Go of Guidance

Is providing quarterly earnings guidance worth the effort? Many companies say no.
By Russ Banham | November 15, 2012
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HOW THE WEB WAS WON
Corporate Finance

HOW THE WEB WAS WON

CFO looks at 50 corporate Web sites to assess how well they keep investors informed.
By Stephen Barr | February 1, 2000
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