Publications

AIRA provides its members with a vital source of up-to-date information regarding investor relations best practice, trends and research.

One of Rivel’s most popular (and debateinducing) findings comes as close as you
can to putting a tangible number on the value of IR. Last year a nationally representative sample of 250 buy-side investors were surveyed, from various industries on, among other things, whether or not good IR has a meaningful impact on a firm’s valuation – essentially three out of four (73%) said they believe that good IR does have an impact.

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AIRA, in association with investor relations advisory firm Channel Investor Relations, has produced a Guide to Managing Investor Relations in Australia. This Guide is designed to assist ASX and NZX listed companies navigate the maze of the Australian equity capital markets.

Finsia, through its Company Reporting Subcommittee, has conducted a pilot study of equity analysts to determine their views on the quality of company reporting.

This paper examines the evolution of the IRO role over the past 10 years and identifies key issues impacting on the further development of the investor relations role and practice in Australia and New Zealand.

To download a copy of the Corporate Governance Guidelines produced by The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (“ACSI”), please click on the title above. These Guidelines were first developed in March 2003 as a supplement to existing regulatory and industry standards. The ultimate aim was to provide Trustees of superannuation funds with a benchmark to assess corporate governance practices of listed investee companies. These updated August 2005 Guidelines reflect the addition of refinements considered necessary by Trustees in light of their experiences of corporate governance issues since 2003.

Free for Members | Non-Members $75.00.

Free for Members | Non-Members $75.00
AIRA has compiled a comprehensive list of objectives and key tasks for investor relations officers. This document will aid a ‘newcomer’ to the industry in establishing themselves in their role.