- Imprinting on investors
- Image campaigns need IR input
- Corporate advertising plays to customers and investors
- Cuts come first to branding budgets
By Ian Williams
- Facing the fireworks
- Chinese stock value nearly halved since October 2007
- Government working to shore up investor confidence
- Market gradually opening up to investors and issuers
By Clare Harrison
- Discovering hidden gems
- Mark Kopinski, American Century International Discovery Fund
- Soft commodities and oil services are favored sectors
- Aggressive approach has paid off
By Adrian Holliday
- When the going gets tough
Tim Human assesses the winners at this year’s IR Magazine Ireland Awards
- Communicating value
Tim Human’s monthly M&A roundup
- Blue sky thinking
Ian Williams takes a flying leap
- On your marks...
- Speed investing hits the Mediterranean for the first time
- IR officers attempt to impress potential suitors
- European companies let down by some Italian investors
By Fay Sanders
- Blink 'n link
- Stock exchanges hurry to carve out alliances
- Regular meetings, information sharing and crosslisting promised
- Trading technology may be the glue for a global market
By Neil Stewart
- No bed of roses
Banks and other companies desperate for cash are striking deals that favor new investors over existing shareholders. Terry McWilliams investigates