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16-10-2017, 02:42 PM
Investor relations websites below par: survey
By: Stanislaus Jude Chan
16/10/17, 12:39 pm
SINGAPORE (Oct 16): Companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have ample room for improvement when it comes to investor relations (IR) websites, according to a first-ever survey by the Investor Relations Professionals Association (Singapore) (IRPAS) and technology provider EQS Group.
The IR Website Survey 2017 found that 9% of SGX-listed companies did not even have an IR website.
Large-cap companies had a total average score of 49 points, while mid- and smallcap companies had total average scores of 47 points and 38 points, respectively.
The survey was based on a 100-point system, out of which 50 points were allocated to assessing the content of an IR website. The remaining 50 points were allocated according to technology (20 points), usability (15 points), design (10 points), and up-to-date-content (5 points).
More details in https://www.theedgesingapore.com/investo...par-survey
By: Stanislaus Jude Chan
16/10/17, 12:39 pm
SINGAPORE (Oct 16): Companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have ample room for improvement when it comes to investor relations (IR) websites, according to a first-ever survey by the Investor Relations Professionals Association (Singapore) (IRPAS) and technology provider EQS Group.
The IR Website Survey 2017 found that 9% of SGX-listed companies did not even have an IR website.
Large-cap companies had a total average score of 49 points, while mid- and smallcap companies had total average scores of 47 points and 38 points, respectively.
The survey was based on a 100-point system, out of which 50 points were allocated to assessing the content of an IR website. The remaining 50 points were allocated according to technology (20 points), usability (15 points), design (10 points), and up-to-date-content (5 points).
More details in https://www.theedgesingapore.com/investo...par-survey
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