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Summary
Recent bank woes and rising interest rates have increased uncertainty across many sectors, with capital markets particularly vulnerable. That coupled with stock markets are down, fears of a recession are on the rise, and many other macro challenges are facing issuers. Last year, a total of 1,026 investor activist campaigns launched, which is now the highest yearly total on record. Undoubtedly, Investor Relations (IR) teams are managing uncertainty on several fronts as they navigate 2023.
Join our panel of Analysts and Experts for a deep dive on investor activism, through the lens of data trends, experiential insights from a sitting IRO, with actionable insights from our Investor Targeting team. Fuel your IRO strategy, with the data and analysis to pivot your plans and outperform peers in 2023, and beyond, including:
- Institutional selling and stock price volatility driving a shake-up in top shareholder lists
- Address shareholder activism given recent market downturns
- Make informed decisions with proprietary forecasts and reports
Moderator
Carmen Lilly
Director, Product Management & Development
Carmen is the Market Development team lead for Corporate Solutions across the S&P Global business units.
Speakers
Najy Nahkle
Director Research and Analysis
Najy carries more than 15 years of experience in capital surveillance and targeting advisory services.
Jack Spinks Spinks
Lead Investor Relations Efforts, Zymeworks
Jack is a finance professional who currently leads the investor relations efforts at Zymeworks, Inc, a biotechnology company based out of Vancouver, Canada. Jack spent the majority of his career in Houston, TX, where he lead investor relations for programs in the energy space along with spending time across many aspects of large finance organizations.
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