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3 Trends of Investor Relations Strategy That Are Here to Stay
3 Trends of Investor Relations Strategy That Are Here to Stay
Published by Wanda Rich
Posted on November 8, 2021
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Published by Wanda Rich
Posted on November 8, 2021
Some investor behaviors are fads, quick flashes that burn out before they can make lasting changes to your organization. Other patterns emerge slowly and grow stronger as time goes on. These trends can wind up taking your investor relations strategy in a totally different direction.
While monitoring fads is smart, ultimately, you can’t adjust your strategy for every flash in the pan without burning out yourself.
You also can’t afford to sleep on some trends. That’s according to the investor relations experts at Q4 Inc, who recommend adopting trends that drive investor engagement. If you don’t, you risk getting left behind as investors move to organizations that meet their long-term needs.
So, where are your investors taking you next? Here are three trends worth adjusting your investor relations strategy.
Sustainability investing has seen a meteoric rise in the past year. It captured $51.1 billion in net flows during the pandemic, doubling records set in the previous year. It’s now a $30 trillion market, with ESG consultants estimating it might climb to $50 trillion over the next 20 years.
All signs show your corporate philanthropy will be under the microscope soon, if it isn’t already, so now’s the time to make sure it’s ready for its close up. You’ll want to share the investments you make into sustainable energy, racial and gender inclusivity, and corporate accountability with great care.
Remember to carve out a space for your ESG initiates on your IR website. The top ESG consultants recommend sharing quantitative results that show your performance under this trend.
The pandemic levelled a major disruption in the way the corporate world operated. Not only did the world’s biggest organizations adopt work-from-home setups, but they also delivered IR programs virtually to overcome travel restrictions and social distancing rules.
Webcasting tools allowed AGMs, roadshows, investor meetings, and other critical events to unfold online while the world was under strict lockdown. However, recent IR intelligence shows that this virtual trend will continue long after the healthcare crisis concludes.
That’s because webcasting, video calls, and other digital tools broaden your outreach. Incorporating these tools into your IR strategy can help you connect with shareholders and portfolio managers who can’t travel, even when restrictions lift.
The latest IR intelligence shows a renewed push for CRM desktop apps that tear down information silos separating teams and departments. These apps consolidate data and streamline workflow so that your organization can pivot faster to the market.
More still, an integrated CRM desktop app can improve employee experience. With greater access to inter-departmental files, your employees will remove barriers that can bring their workday to an abrupt halt.
With the right tools, they’ll find it easier to access reports, communicate with other team members, and make informed decisions. In turn, you’ll eliminate inefficiencies that could be costing you money.
You can’t change governance over every passing fad, but it is worth adjusting your strategy to reflect powerful trends in the market. Evidence shows integrated CRM tools, enhanced webcasting abilities, and ESG will have long-lasting, positive impact on your organization. To identify other upcoming trends, speak to your investor relations service provider for greater insights into the future.
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Some investor behaviors are fads, quick flashes that burn out before they can make lasting changes to your organization. Other patterns emerge slowly and grow stronger as time goes on. These trends can wind up taking your investor relations strategy in a totally different direction.
While monitoring fads is smart, ultimately, you can’t adjust your strategy for every flash in the pan without burning out yourself.
You also can’t afford to sleep on some trends. That’s according to the investor relations experts at Q4 Inc, who recommend adopting trends that drive investor engagement. If you don’t, you risk getting left behind as investors move to organizations that meet their long-term needs.
So, where are your investors taking you next? Here are three trends worth adjusting your investor relations strategy.
Sustainability investing has seen a meteoric rise in the past year. It captured $51.1 billion in net flows during the pandemic, doubling records set in the previous year. It’s now a $30 trillion market, with ESG consultants estimating it might climb to $50 trillion over the next 20 years.
All signs show your corporate philanthropy will be under the microscope soon, if it isn’t already, so now’s the time to make sure it’s ready for its close up. You’ll want to share the investments you make into sustainable energy, racial and gender inclusivity, and corporate accountability with great care.
Remember to carve out a space for your ESG initiates on your IR website. The top ESG consultants recommend sharing quantitative results that show your performance under this trend.
The pandemic levelled a major disruption in the way the corporate world operated. Not only did the world’s biggest organizations adopt work-from-home setups, but they also delivered IR programs virtually to overcome travel restrictions and social distancing rules.
Webcasting tools allowed AGMs, roadshows, investor meetings, and other critical events to unfold online while the world was under strict lockdown. However, recent IR intelligence shows that this virtual trend will continue long after the healthcare crisis concludes.
That’s because webcasting, video calls, and other digital tools broaden your outreach. Incorporating these tools into your IR strategy can help you connect with shareholders and portfolio managers who can’t travel, even when restrictions lift.
The latest IR intelligence shows a renewed push for CRM desktop apps that tear down information silos separating teams and departments. These apps consolidate data and streamline workflow so that your organization can pivot faster to the market.
More still, an integrated CRM desktop app can improve employee experience. With greater access to inter-departmental files, your employees will remove barriers that can bring their workday to an abrupt halt.
With the right tools, they’ll find it easier to access reports, communicate with other team members, and make informed decisions. In turn, you’ll eliminate inefficiencies that could be costing you money.
You can’t change governance over every passing fad, but it is worth adjusting your strategy to reflect powerful trends in the market. Evidence shows integrated CRM tools, enhanced webcasting abilities, and ESG will have long-lasting, positive impact on your organization. To identify other upcoming trends, speak to your investor relations service provider for greater insights into the future.
This is a Sponsored Feature.
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