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National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) in Vienna, Va., who has attended long, tense conclaves on the subject with his association's beleaguered members.
* AT THE SEC's RECOMMENDATION, Financial Executives International and the
National Investor Relations Institute developed guidelines for earnings press releases that stress the need for reconciliation between pro forma and GAAP results.
Regulation FD, covers all corporate communication, it's about time companies started consolidating IR and PR, according to
National Investor Relations Institute President Lou Thompson.
He made these comments in a speech to the
National Investor Relations Institute.
29 November 2012 -- Virginia, USA-based professional association The
National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) said that at its annual meeting TODAY, NIRI members elected four new directors.
Led by 15 to 20 mostly technology and consumer goods companies, the
National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) reports IR managers and even some top executives at public companies increasingly are blogging (Dell, Marriott Corp., Microvision Inc., Premier Global Services Inc.); using social networks such as Twitter or Facebook (Barrick Gold Corp., Canada Gas Corp., CGI, Sun Microsystems Inc., eBay) and holding virtual shareholder forums, annual meetings or road shows (AMERCO, Intel, Oxygen Biotherapeutics Inc., Consolidated Edison Co.).
"The SEC and guidelines from groups like the
National Investor Relations Institute and the exchanges have made companies change the way that they're structuring news and earnings releases.
The
National Investor Relations Institute, the Securities Industry Association and the Association for Investment Management and Research (AIMR) objected to various aspects of the regulation.
According to a study conducted by Ernst & Young for the
National Investor Relations Institute, more than one-third of an analyst's valuation is based on non-financial components, including the quality of the company's communication.