Companies Around the Globe Make Varied Decisions About Corporate Access

Corporate Access decision making varies across regions in the wake of MiFID II as revealed by Investor Relations Officers from around the globe.

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Are companies putting more toward corporate access?

How are companies responding to MiFID II?

Is IR engagement with European investors changing?

Find out the answer to these questions in the full research insight item.

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As the global investment community has been speculating how MiFID II is influencing change in practices and activities across the buy, sell, and corporate sides, corporates around the globe are still looking to sell-side firms for corporate access. However, decision making around corporate access does appear to be varied across different regions according to the results of polling of select firms who have previously participated in Institutional Investor’s All-America, All-Asia, All-Europe, All-Japan, and Latin American Executive Team surveys.

Nearly 500 Investor Relations Officers from publicly listed firms in Asia (ex-Japan) (75 firms), Emerging EMEA (16 firms), Europe (139 firms), Japan (36 firms), Latin America, (60 firms) and the U.S. (158 firms) responded to Institutional Investor’s corporate access poll.

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