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Direct targeting of investors: What’s changed?
<p>Today’s IROs are more likely to bypass the sell side and target investors – and potential investors – directly</p>
This report of a survey into just how much things are changing, and why, shows that the change is both significant and widespread, regardless of sector, market cap or geographical location.
IROs highlight investor-related issues as the most prevalent class of challenge
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