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Shareholder activism is rapidly on the rise.

Corporations and their leaders are increasingly the victims of campaigns in favour of narrow, sectional interests.

Escalating competition for capital means that share prices often do not reflect a business’ achievements or prospects.

Globalisation of capital markets has raised the bar for credibility, accountability and leadership. The need to perform has been replaced by the need to outperform.

Companies and their leaders therefore require not just media management, but more sophisticated campaigns that incorporate new, high-level campaign methodologies to communicate with – and change the behaviours of – financial stakeholders.

  

Crosby|Textor offers unique dial testing product
Real-Time Audience Response (RTR) dial testing is a truely ground-breaking way to look at the preceptions of target audiences and markets.


Crosby|Textor and The Australian conduct the fourth Investor Jury
The results of the third Australian Investor Jury, regular research designed to provide the wider business community with a detailed insight into Australian shareholders, were recently published in The Weekend Australian business section.
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What is “Investor Relations”?  The term Investor Relations (or “IR”) describes the activities and programmes which companies use to disclose information required for regulatory compliance and good investment judgment to shareholders and wider financial markets.  Successful Investor Relations programmes can help a company achieve fair valuation in the market.  Whether your company is listed (or is thinking of an IPO) on the ASX, the LSE or a secondary share market, good investor relations practices can help your company explain its achievements, prospects and fair valuation in the market.

The professional body for Investor Relations in Australia is the Australian Investor Relations Association (“AIRA” - www.aira.org.au), while the U.S. professional body for Investor Relations and financial communications is the National Investor Relations Institute (“NIRI” - www.niri.org). In the United Kingdom, the recognised industry body is the Investor Relations Society (www.ir-soc.org.uk).  C|T Financial’s professional staff are all members of both NIRI and AIRA.

C|T Financial is also a member of the Australian Market & Social Research Society (“AMSRS” – www.amsrs.com.au).  As Investor Relations specialists, C|T Finacial staff are the only Investor Relations or IR professionals in Australia to be members of both Australian Investor Relations Association and the Australian Market & Social Research Society.