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As the momentum behind ESG continued to grow, so too did the challenge of keeping up to date with growing regulatory and market demands.
This year, in the context of global market volatility and continued supply chain disruption, companies in Europe needed to respond to these demands in a way that also met the short and medium term financial needs of their business.
The ESG Integration Forum – Europe 2024 was designed to provide you with the tools and knowledge to ensure you were ready to meet investors’ expectations and make ESG central to your business strategy.
Insights from experts across the ESG ecosystem
Lindsay Davis
Responsible investment manager
EMK Capital
Lindsay Davis is a Responsible Investment Manager at EMK Capital, where she helps to drive the firm’s approach to responsible investment strategy. Prior to joining EMK, Lindsay worked as a strategist at Ever Sustainable where she provided sustainability strategy consultancy for clients across several sectors including real estate, utilities, extractives and financial services. Prior to this, Lindsay worked as a trade journalist, providing on-the-ground coverage of the mining industry across sub-Saharan Africa. She also spent time in the NGO sector with organisations focused on female empowerment, poverty alleviation and supporting refugees.
Will Houston
Head of financial sustainability
BAT
Will is Head of Financial Sustainability at BAT, reporting into the Group’s Chief Sustainability Officer. His role focuses on helping to ensure that BAT delivers what its investors require on Sustainability topics, including by engaging with Sustainability contacts at investors on their specific focus areas and ensuring the wider investor base appreciates how Sustainability is integrated into BAT’s long-term business strategy. The team also aims to provide an effective feedback loop into the business. He established BAT’s Sustainability Data & Reporting Programme – focused on readiness and compliance with the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (and other regulations) with a particular focus on data. He was previously on both the buy-side, as a Portfolio Manager at Norges Bank Investment Management, and sell-side, as UBS and Redburn, focusing on Consumer Goods.
Danny Wall
ESG analyst
Pollen Street Capital
Daniel joined Pollen Street in April 2024 as an ESG Analyst, specialising in data analytics across the Private Equity and Credit portfolios, automating ESG dataflows and implementing AI utility into ESG reporting.
Pollen Street manages over £4.8bn AUM across private equity and credit strategies on behalf of investors including leading public and corporate pension funds, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, endowments and foundations, asset managers, banks, and family offices from around the world.
Prior to this, Daniel worked as a Data Analyst for an ESG Data Infrastructure and Analytics startup, focusing on AI-integrated data scraping and automative data flows, for a proprietary ESG scoring and benchmarking methodology, focusing on quantifying the ‘S’ in ESG for FTSE companies.
Daniel also experiences in Asset-Management and EdTech and graduated from Nottingham Trent University with a degree in Economics with International Banking and Finance.
Martha McPherson
Sustainability director
Ever Sustainable
Martha is Sustainability Director at Ever Sustainable, working with companies around the world to build sustainability strategies which are more resilient, innovative and impactful. Ever believes that sustainability is opportunity, and that those businesses which orient towards more sustainable economic markets look to stand the test of time. Ever works with clients including Mondi, Britvic and The Carlyle Group on sustainability approaches, including double materiality and regulatory readiness, strategy development, roadmapping and reporting.
Matthew Hodgkinson
Co-founder and portfolio manager
Confluence Partners
Matthew is the portfolio manager of the Confluence Impact Fund – which focuses on publicly listed companies in the non-BRIC global emerging market, targeting positive impact as well as financial returns.
Prior to co-founding Confluence, Matthew was a Partner at Satya Capital. Satya is the private investment office of Dr Mo Ibrahim, it has a global mandate with an Africa focus. During his 12 years at Satya he worked across 17 of Africa’s largest economies, across a wide range of sectors and asset classes. Satya partnered with TPG in 2015 and Matthew had a front row seat to the launch of TPG’s first impact fund, the RISE Fund.
Matthew started his career in Investment Banking (Lehman Brothers) and Private Equity (Terra Firma).
Matthew holds a dual EMBA from INSEAD and Tsinghua University, an undergraduate degree from Oxford University, and completed the Cambridge University Sustainable Finance Course.
Danielle Chigumira
Director and head of European investor relations
LyondellBasell
Danielle Chigumira is the Head of European Investor Relations at LyondellBasell, also with responsibility for global Sustainable investor relations engagement. Based in London, she hopes to illuminate the unique sustainability strategy at LYB to investors and the broader financial community. Danielle was a sell-side analyst for 15 years, known for a thoughtful, detailed and commercial approach to equity research. Danielle is passionate about combining an informed, data-led, bottom-up approach to ESG analysis, with a broader awareness that naked ESG metrics aren’t the only thing that count (and can sometimes encourage suboptimal corporate behaviour). During her sell side career, she led the EMEA Metals & Mining team at Credit Suisse, covering the diversified miners and mid cap base and precious metals. Prior to Credit Suisse, she covered the mining sector at UBS, Macquarie and Bernstein; and was Research Manager at the World Platinum Investment Council.
Aya Batyrbekova
Head of sustainability advisory, EMEA & APAC
ISS-Corporate
Aya Batyrbekova is the Head of Sustainability Advisory for the EMEA and APAC regions at ISS-Corporate. In this role, she leads efforts to integrate sustainability into corporate strategies, advising companies on navigating the complexity of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) landscape and aligning business practices with sustainability goals. Before joining the Sustainability Team, she served as a Lead Advisor on the Corporate Governance and Executive Compensation team at ISS-Corporate, guiding issuers in designing and managing their policies to align with both their goals and investor expectations. Aya holds a Master’s degree in International Business and Finance from Boston University and a Bachelor’s degree from Kazakh Economic University.
Jeroen Ouwehand
Partner
Clifford Chance
Jeroen served as Clifford Chance’s Global Senior Partner from January 2019 to January 2023 and as the Clifford Chance Amsterdam office Managing Partner from November 2015 to January 2019. He currently chairs the firm’s Global ESG Board and its Responsible Business Board. His background is in cross border litigation and arbitration.
Hannah Simons
Head of sustainability
Lloyds Banking Group
Hannah joined LBCM in 2023 as Head of Sustainability. In her role, Hannah supports LBCM’s clients to build sustainable financing solutions relevant to their individual needs. She also works closely with colleagues across the wider Lloyds Banking Group to support the delivery of our own sustainability objectives. Hannah joined from Schroders where she was Head of Sustainability Strategy. In her role, she supported clients in embedding sustainability into their investment strategy and developed a cohesive range of sustainable investment products to meet client needs. Earlier in her career, Hannah worked at BlackRock, PIMCO and Schroders supporting institutional investors in designing bespoke investment solutions, aligned to their long-term objectives.
Michelle de Jongh
Managing director
Inspired ESG
Michelle is the Managing Director of Inspired ESG, an emerging market leader in the ESG sector delivering end-to-end solutions for investors and businesses to make effective compliance disclosure and transform them into effective ESG impacts. Michelle and her team now support over 350 clients across multiple industries and geographies with their ESG disclosures and strategies.
Müge Yücel
Director of investor relations and sustainability
Galata Wind
Roger Leese
Partner
Clifford Chance
Roger has been a Partner in Clifford Chance’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice for the past 23 years, acting for business clients across many sectors and jurisdictions. He co-heads the firm’s Global Business and Human Rights practice and is a Director and co-founder of the Business and Human Rights Lawyers Association. He also increasingly advises on climate change related business risk. Roger is a member of the firm’s ESG Board and also sits on the firm’s Responsible Business Committee. He is the firm’s Global Pro Bono and Community Affairs Partner. Roger is a co-founder and Chair of the legal charity Advocates for International Development (A4ID), and of the environmental charity the Lifescape Project. He is also Chair of the City of London Law Society’s ESG Committee.
Tim Human
Events editor
IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Tim Human is events editor at IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary, In his role Tim researches the topics that are most challenging and topical for investor relations professionals globally, and creates briefings, hosts webinars and chairs roundtable discussions to help solve those challenges. Following on from his role as senior reporter, which Tim held at IR Magazine between 2019-2023, Tim continues to write in-depth articles aimed at helping investor relations professionals. Tim rejoined the publication in 2019 and has previously held the editor position. Tim has also written for Governance Intelligence, IR Magazine’s sister publication, and CorpComms, the UK-based magazine for corporate communications professionals.
Steven Wade
Head of content
IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Steve Wade is head of content for IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence. In his role, Steve and his team are responsible for researching and producing insightful content that helps the investor relations and governance communities stay up-to-date on the latest trends and best practices in their fields.
Steve curates content across multiple platforms, including conferences, workshops, think tanks, podcasts, best practice guides, research studies, videos and websites. Steve guides editorial coverage and research to ensure they fulfill the needs of our communities and is responsible for hosting our conferences and presenting research at industry events.
Prior to joining IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary, Steve’s experience has been in ESG and sustainability research, producing conferences for Ethical Corporation (now Reuters Events.) During this time, Steve was a judge for the Deloitte Green Frog Awards and presented research at the Global Sustainable Events Summit and United Nations Global Compact, World Bank & Polish Ministry of Finance events.
Steve has a Bachelors Degree in Event Management and enjoys playing rugby in his spare time.
Laurie Havelock
Editor
IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Laurie has been part of the IR Magazine team for more than a decade, starting out as a reporter and research editor before becoming editor in 2023. He was previously acting business editor at the i newspaper and deputy business editor at The Daily Telegraph. He lives in London with his husky, Mischa.
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08:00 AM
Registration, breakfast and morning networking
08:50 AM
Welcome to the ESG Integration Forum – Europe
Steven Wade, head of content, IR Magazine & Governance Intelligence
Jeroen Ouwehand, partner, Clifford Chance
09:00 AM
How to implement CSRD
The deadline for implementing the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive is approaching, and preparing for implementation is a top priority for companies. Achieve compliance, increase investor confidence, attract investment and manage risks more effectively by learning how to successfully implement CSRD. This session will teach you about the new reporting requirements and provide examples of how early adopters have approached implementation.
• Explore what more is required in the areas of human rights, climate change mitigation, and natural capital
• Learn how to align CSRD with existing reporting frameworks and reduce fragmentation and data duplication
• Understand how to ensure your data is accurate and ready for independent assurance
• Hear guidance from early adopters on effective steps to implement CSRD reporting
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of content, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Dr Michelle de Jongh, managing director, Inspired ESG
09:45 AM
The future of ESG ratings: What it means for you
The European Union, the UK government, the International Organization of Securities Commissions and the International Capital Markets Association are pushing for enhanced oversight of ESG ratings agencies via voluntary codes of conduct and regulation.
ESG ratings agencies are relied upon as a valuable source of information to inform investment and ownership activities. In this discussion you will hear how this will impact investment decision-making and learn about how to adapt your approach to engaging and disclosing sustainability information.
• Learn about the risks and opportunities resulting from ESG rating agency regulation
• Understand how the legislation will impact the dissemination and quality of ESG information
• Hear how these structural changes will impact the way you engage with ESG ratings agencies and their users
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Aya Batyrbekova, vice president, head of sustainability advisory, EMEA & APAC, ISS-Corporate
Danielle Chigumira, director and head of European investor relations, LyondellBasell
Hannah Simons, head of sustainability, Lloyds Banking Group
10:30 AM
Networking break and morning refreshments
11:00 AM
Sustainability in a changing system – how to implement change in your company
As regulation, consumer behaviour, investor needs, new technologies and the macro-economic environment impact attitudes and expectations of companies and their ESG efforts, it is essential to orientate your business plan to set yourself up for the future. This session explores How to create, then embed your ESG strategy in a new era of ESG – particularly looking at going beyond compliance to implement change that benefits shareholders and stakeholders in the long-term.
• Strategic input: Learn how to structure meaningful and efficient approaches to sustainability
• Understand how to use sustainability reporting to identify opportunities for long-term growth
• Learn how to collaborate with employees across the business to achieve your business and sustainability goals
Moderator: Tim Human, events editor, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Lindsay Davis, responsible investment manager, EMK Capital
Martha McPherson, sustainability director, Ever Sustainable
Muge Yucel, investor relations and sustainability, Galata Wind
11:45 AM
Roundtables: Exchange ideas with your peers
How the roundtables work:
• Join a table and write your biggest challenge, or a question you have about ESG on the paper in front of you
• Discuss your question or challenge with others on your table and get advice on how to address your challenges
• Share experiences, concerns and other learnings from your peers’ questions
12:30 PM
Lunch
13:30 PM
AI & Automation in ESG – beyond reporting fatigue
GenAI and automation will transform all aspects of business through its ability to save time in data collection & analysis, information processing, templating documents and idea generation. Although not without its risks, you need to understand how to harness these rapidly evolving technologies to enhance your sustainability efforts. This session will share real life case studies featuring companies that are currently using technology to reduce reporting fatigue and add value in other areas of ESG.
• Understand how companies are using AI and automation to reduce reporting and survey fatigue
• Learn about the immediately available tools companies are using in their ESG activities and hear about future developments allowing you to create a multi-year plan to integrate AI into your sustainability practices
• Hear how to use AI to enhance your materiality analysis and identify unseen risks and opportunities
Moderator: Laurie Havelock, editor, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Lucy Larner, engagement manager, Schroders
Danny Wall, ESG analyst, Pollen Street Capital
14:15 PM
Afternoon networking break
14:45 PM
Developments in ESG activism and preparedness
Activist shareholders are increasingly focusing on ESG issues, however the topic divides opinion. The majority of activists demanding more ambitious climate targets, progress on DE&I and action on human rights. On the other hand, an increasing minority of while some investors perceive a focus on ESG to be a distraction, or even destructive to value.
In the face of changing tactics and attitudes around ESG activism, this session will provide insight into the future trends for ESG activism and how you need to adapt to ensure you can deter activists and successfully navigate a campaign should it arise
• Learn how ESG activism has changed in recent years
• Debate the impact of ‘Anti-Woke’ activism
• Hear how to adapt your action plan to better defend your position against activists
Moderator: Steve Wade, head of content, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Roger Leese, partner, Clifford Chance
15:30 PM
Know your investors: The intersection between targeting and responding to shareholder expectations
Learn how investors analyze your performance against ESG factors. In our final session, we explore ways to understand the ESG issues that are a top priority for your shareholders and how to use ESG to target investors. You will learn which metrics impact investor decision making, how to inform them about your ESG story, and how to increase your chances of being included in sustainability indexes.
• Explore how to use shareholder ID and analysis to further your understanding of your shareholders’ ESG priorities
• Learn about the metrics and disclosures are most helpful to active long-term investors
• Hear top tips on how to increase your chances of index inclusion
• Take it to the next level: Discover how to run a successful ESG roadshow
Moderator: Tim Human, events editor, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
Matthew Hodgkinson, co-founder and portfolio manager, Confluence Partners
Will Houston, head of financial sustainability, BAT
16:15 PM
Conference summary
Steve Wade, head of content, IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence
16:30 PM
Networking drinks reception
Our attendees are leading governance, IR and sustainability practitioners with an established track record and strategic governance or IR role within their company.
Below is a sample of some of our past attendees:
Job title | Company | Job title | Company | |
Assistant general counsel | Mercer | Head of ESG transformation | Upfield | |
Associate general counsel | AvePoint | Head of IR | Barry Callebaut | |
CEO, founder | Competent Boards | Head of IR | Plus500 | |
CFO | Enteq Technologies | Head of IR | Rubis | |
Chief ESG officer | Non-Standard Finance | Head of legal, company secretary | Ten Lifestyle Group | |
Climate change specialist | Robeco | IR | Seplat energy | |
Company secretarial assistant | Henry Boot | IR manager | Atenor | |
Corporate analyst | Kooth | IR, ESG manager | Rolls-Royce | |
Director business compliance | Serco Group | Managing director, legal group | Accenture | |
Director, IR | Babcock International | NED, company secretary | Sirius Petroleum | |
ESG engagement manager | Kingfisher | Senior IR, ESG manager | BAT | |
ESG governance | HSBC Holdings | Stakeholder dialogue specialist | CEZ Group | |
Group head, sustainability | Entain | Sustainability finance manager | Burberry | |
Group M&A legal counsel | ArcelorMittal | Sustainability officer | Arion Bank | |
Head of capital markets | AEDAS Homes | VP, general counsel EU and Asia | ICL Group |
Why partner with us?
The ESG Integration Forum – Europe brings together some of the most influential people in the IR and governance communities.
The event offers an effective approach to targeting clients when they are exploring how they can improve their ESG practice. Through our unrivalled knowledge of the subject matters and commitment to in-depth agenda research, our events are guaranteed to attract a qualified audience.
The unique buzz we create at our in-person events – a far cry from a traditional conference – makes them multi-faceted and highly interactive with great engagement in particular from heads of IR and governance teams. This allows our partners to have meaningful conversations with corporates who are deciding which parts of their ESG program to invest in, which service providers to engage and which consultants to retain. By partnering with us on an event, you can generate leads, showcase your thought leadership and position yourselves as the partner of choice to the IR and governance communities.
We’d love to have a chat with you about how you can get in front of a truly engaged and motivated audience. Get in touch with Henry Wright or call on +44 20 8004 5337.
In Association with
Clifford Chance is one of the world’s pre-eminent law firms with significant depth and range of resources across five continents. We provide our clients with the highest-quality advice and legal insight, which combines the firm’s global standards with in-depth local expertise. We advise clients the world over on sustainable business transition and transformation, offering global coverage and technical excellence in the major aspects of ESG. The climate emergency, imperative social issues, and increased importance of effective governance require advice and support from the forefront of ESG developments, as part of achieving the Just Transition. Our team is on hand to enable business transition and to protect and create your sustainable growth.
For more information, please visit our website.
Forum Partners
Ever Sustainable is an impact consultancy that helps businesses harness the value generation multiplier of sustainability. By joining the dots between sustainability and growth, Ever endeavours to move sustainability beyond risk reduction to uncover new commercial opportunities. We strive to bring bold ideas into the boardroom to inform both day-to-day decision-making and long-term transformation.
Our expertise ranges from robust research and double materiality assessments, to defining and implementing sustainability strategies that are underpinned by decision-useful KPIs. We’re also passionate communicators who excel in distilling urgent ideas into clear messages that clients can deliver to stakeholders with confidence.
For more information, please visit: www.eversustainable.co.uk
Inspired PLC provides market-leading commercial energy and sustainability advisory services to help our clients achieve net-zero and thrive in the future low carbon global economy.
Every business faces a unique set of challenges and over 3,500 organisations have partnered with Inspired to find the best solutions for them.
We focus on helping our clients control costs, reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions and remain compliant in the regulatory landscape.
We call these challenges the “4Cs,” and offer a full range of practical solutions through our four divisions to tackle them:
• Energy assurance services
• Energy optimisation services
• ESG strategy, disclosure, and impact services
• Software solutions
Inspired has held its position in the Cornwall Insight ranking as the leading energy advisor for industrial and commercial consumers since 2018. Our 700+ energy and sustainability experts form the backbone of our entire organisation, and it’s their commitment and hard work that have led us to our success today.
We value our role in meeting the UK’s net-zero target, and we will be net-zero ourselves before 2050. The steps we’ve taken on our own decarbonisation journey mean we’re ready to lead others towards adapting to a net zero economy.
Today’s partner for a better tomorrow.
For more information, please visit: www.inspiredplc.co.uk
Companies turn to ISS-Corporate for expertise in designing and managing governance, compensation, sustainability, and cyber risk programs that align with company goals, reduce risk, and manage the needs of a diverse shareholder base by delivering data, tools, and advisory services. ISS-Corporate’s global client base extends across North America, Europe, and Asia, as well as other established and emerging markets worldwide.
For more information, please visit our website here.
Supporting Partners
3BL is the leading sustainability and social impact communications partner, connecting organizations’ stories of purpose and progress with the audiences who matter most. We partner with over 1,500 companies – from global corporations and mid-sized enterprises to NGOs and nonprofits – to elevate their reputations as players in the world of responsible business. We do this through unrivaled news and content distribution, bespoke storytelling support, and our digital media division, TriplePundit.
For more information, please visit www.3blmedia.com.
For 12 years now, the Association of Bulgarian Investor Relations Directors /ABIRD/ has been actively working to unite the interests and improve the qualification of local Investor Relations Directors – members of the organization, to improve the investment climate in Bulgaria and introduce high standards for presentation of the Bulgarian public companies to investors in the country and abroad.
We unite more than 110 Investor Relations Directors of public companies and other issuers of securities, and in 2016 we opened the doors of ABIRD for all colleagues who disclose information in accordance with the Bulgarian and European legislation, and communicate with institutions such as the Financial Supervision Commission, BSE – Sofia and the Central Depository.
ABIRD is an active participant in the Bulgarian capital market, a basic corrective in terms of amendments to the regulation and implementation of the European legislation. Our activities are focused on enhancing the professional qualification of Investor Relations Directors and all of the other officials engaged with investor communication and communication with the institutions on the capital market with the purpose to improve the best disclosure and transparency practices in the activities of public companies and other issuers of securities. We actively cooperate with all institutions and participants in the Bulgarian capital market.
The Association of Bulgarian Investor Relations Directors is a collective member the National Corporate Governance Commission, the Capital Market Development Council in Bulgaria, the Corporate Social Responsibility Council to the Minister of Labor and Social Policy, the Bulgarian Industrial Capital Association. Together with our national partners we strive to make Bulgaria a more attractive place for investments.
Contacts: +359 2 9882413 and [email protected]
Web: www.abird.info
Since 1991, AERI has been bringing together the most relevant IR professionals and other stakeholders in Spain, focusing on the development of best practices, but also on providing the best possible options for networking. AERI Members are well known for their top performance in the capital markets, always developing the highest standards in the Investor Relations world.
For more information, please visit www.aeri.es
For more information, please visit www.ir-romania.ro.
Created in 1987, the Cliff is the French association of financial communication professionals and is a recognized voice for the profession in France. With an active programme fostering the sharing of experiences, of expertise and of evolving topics, a successful education training programme in partnership with a renowned French University (Paris-Dauphine) and its contribution to the annual publication of the “Financial Communications: Framework and Practices” together with the OCF, the Cliff helps promote the status of Investor Relations professionals.
For more information, please visit www.cliff.asso.fr
About DIRF
The Danish Investor Relations Society (DIRF) was established by investor relations officers, financial and communications executives in a few Danish companies in 1988. The objective was and still is to promote communication between listed companies and their investors thereby increasing investor interest in Danish shares and company bonds.
DIRF represents some 270 members from approximately 100 companies. Members are primarily listed companies, and the member base represents about 95 per cent of the Danish market cap. However, also not-listed companies, organisations, service providers and consultants working with financial communications are represented, cf. DIRF members list.
DIRF activities
The DIRF network seeks to meet its objectives by arranging members’ meetings and conferences dealing with current IR-topics, sessions with academics researching in IR-related areas, trends and new ways of performing the IR-profession, new media developments, new evaluation methods, and once a year the Copenhagen Stock Exchange hosts a network meeting etc. Members’ meetings normally take place 5-6 times a year.
For more information, please visit www.dirf.dk.
IR Club is a well-established investor relations community that allows IR professionals to network with peers from all over the world.
IR Club was formed in 2011, to address the need for an online investor relations community. Since then, it has become an overwhelming success and has around 1,400 members!
The main objectives of IR Club include the promotion of networking, communication, exchange and transfer of knowledge among investor relations professionals – we are particularly interested in the use of social media in investor relations.
IR Club is open to anyone interested in investor relations such as scientists, students and those wishing to make a career change. For the opportunity to mingle with practising IROs at all levels, as well consultants and service providers. Colleagues from the areas of private equity, open-end and closed-end funds, unlisted companies and of course all those who deal with the communication with lenders (creditor relations / fixed income) are welcome, too – we are all one ecosystem.
It takes no time to register as a member and it’s free of charge!
IR Club
Patrick Kiss
Email: [email protected]
Tel.: +49 177 232 0001
The IR club Schweiz was founded 1992 to promote the interests of the IR profession among Switzerland’s publicly-quoted companies. It is an interactive forum for the exchange of ideas, the discussion of current IR issues and the development of practical solutions.
For more information, please visit www.irclub.ch.
Turkish Investor Relations Society – TUYID, founded in 2009, is designed to foster collaborative ties among investor relations professionals and the constituencies which they serve such as management, shareholders, bondholders, private investors, analysts, employees, government, corporate customers and media, at both the corporate and personal levels, with a view to develop professional know-how, to be a reference center and to elevate Turkish investor relations applications on a par with global standards.
Our mission is to contribute to the promotion of the Turkish markets, provide assistance for Turkish companies to achieve fair market value for their capital market instruments and to support Turkish capital markets to gain depth and resilience.
For more information, please visit www.tuyid.org.
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