Disclosure in Russia
Winston Churchill once described Russia as 'a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma' - and recent events in the country...
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Regulation Archive
IR in Asia
Sars, the 2003 flu-like epidemic that began in Hong Kong before spreading rapidly to Singapore, much of the rest of Asia and...
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Peeping through the hedge
Hedge funds - once characterized as secretive, private and lacking in transparency - have changed. In 1990 there were as few as...
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Leader: Hot on the trail
The financial world is a hotbed of intrigue these days with everyone from mutual funds to heads of exchanges getting punished for...
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Letter from a CEO
Dear Readers,Our commitment to deliver value to shareholders rests on a clear recognition that, as a public company, we are...
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Split personality
The size of Dick Grasso's pay package will have ongoing implications for listed companies across the globe - and not just for...
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No switch, please – we're British
It's not every day that the head of the UK's Financial Services Authority feels he has to send a stern warning letter to UK-listed...
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Reg G strings attached
While new regulations about financial certification and board independence have grabbed the lion's share of the headlines, the...
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Read all about it
Q. The company I work for forbids me from talking to the press (including IR magazine). All comments come exclusively from our...
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Seven sins
'I always go along to investor presentations so that I can see the whites of their eyes,' a fund manager recently told me. 'I want...
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