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SEC's new guidance for websites imminent

By Dominic Jones on July 28, 2008

THE US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is slated to consider publishing long-awaited new guidance governing how companies can use their websites to communicate with investors.
According to a notice, the commission will meet Wednesday to consider publishing the “interpretive release” that is expected to address a number of important issues that could set precedents for [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged corporate reporting, corporate websites, disclosure, disclosure documents, Investor Relations, IR websites, online annual reports, plain language, proxy statements, quarterly reports, regulation fd, SEC, securities and exchange commission, usability requirements, web technology | 1 Response

Reflections on 2008 annual report season

By Dominic Jones on June 3, 2008

THE online annual reporting period in Europe and North America is drawing to a close — and except for an elite group of forward-thinking companies it has been a disappointing season.
This was the first year where many companies had the option of delivering their reports on the web as the default option. This was also [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged annual reports, corporate reporting, disclosure, e-proxy, electronic delivery, online annual reports, online communications, poor usability, proxy statement, SEC, securities and exchange commission, usability problems | 8 Responses

Canadian IR websites underutilized, study finds

By Dominic Jones on February 29, 2008

CANADIAN investor relations departments are failing to take advantage of web technology to communicate essential information and provide services to their investors, a study commissioned by the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) has found.
As part of a broader review of corporate reporting, a study group comprised of accounting and investor relations experts evaluated 113 [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged awards, corporate reporting, disclosure, Investor Relations, IR websites, SEC, technology, transcripts | 1 Response

Dissent on SEC panel over XBRL

By Dominic Jones on February 13, 2008

A PRIVATE advisory committee of the US Securities and Exchange Commission this week voted to recommend a watered down implementation of mandatory XBRL, prompting one member to warn that the move could “invite a chaotic outcome” and delay the technology well into the “next decade.”
In a dissenting statement included in the SEC Advisory Committee on [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged business, corporate reporting, financial reporting, inline XBRL, Investor Relations, Peter Wallison, SEC, technology, XBRL | 3 Responses

Transparency 2.0: The executive pay widget

By Dominic Jones on January 31, 2008

PERHAPS it’s a testament to how far corporate reporting and disclosure have come, but there was a time when shareholders had no way of knowing exactly how much they were paying senior executives to run their companies.
Then came new regulations and companies began to disclose more precisely how much their top executives were being paid [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged business, corporate reporting, disclosure, finance, SEC, securities, ticker symbol, XBRL | 1 Response

SEC outlines 2008 Web initiatives

By Dominic Jones on January 24, 2008

MOVING forward on mandatory XBRL, issuing new guidance for corporate website disclosures, and keeping an eye on the e-proxy process are among the key priorities for the US Securities and Exchange Commission this year.
In a speech Wednesday in San Diego, John White, the SEC’s Director of the Division of Corporation Finance, provided an update on [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, business, corporate reporting, corporate websites, disclosure, e-proxy, earnings, feeds, finance, financial reporting, rss, SEC, securities, technology, XBRL | Leave a response

SEC urged to issue new IR website guidelines

By Dominic Jones on January 13, 2008

A COMMITTEE created to advise the SEC on improving corporate reporting has urged the agency to update its eight-year-old guidelines for the use of corporate websites for investor disclosure.
The Advisory Committee on Improvements to Financial Reporting says there are “continuing concerns about the treatment of website disclosures under the federal securities laws that some have [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, corporate reporting, corporate websites, disclosure, financial reporting, Investor Relations, law, NIRI, SEC, securities | 2 Responses

Canada's top investor relations websites awarded

By Dominic Jones on December 7, 2007

THE Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants has awarded its Award of Excellence for Electronic Disclosure to oil and gas company Nexen Inc.Runner up in the annual awards for electronic disclosure, which I recently rated as among the most reliable of such awards programs, was past three-in-row winner PotashCorp, the international fertilizer company.
(Disclosure: We have advised [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged awards, business, corporate reporting, disclosure, feeds, Investor Relations, IR websites, rss, SEC, strategy, usability, XBRL | Leave a response

For global IR, use the global medium

By Dominic Jones on June 10, 2007

By Dominic Jones
I CAUGHT NYSE-Euronext CEO John Thain’s presentation at the NIRI Annual Conference last week via webcast and found his views on the challenges facing the U.S. investor relations profession in an increasingly global market most interesting.
He spoke at some length about the changes taking place for global stock markets and about doing investor [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged corporate reporting, Investor Relations, NIRI, SEC, technology | 1 Response

Canadian IR firms question TSX's IR conflicts

By Dominic Jones on June 7, 2007

By Dominic Jones
IT SAYS a lot about the quality of the people in the Canadian investor relations profession when IR consultants are more concerned about the integrity of the country’s capital markets than its regulators and main stock exchanges.
That seems to be the case with the recent acquisition by TSX Group Inc. of full-service IR [...]

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