This two-day course aims to give you who are new to Investor Relations, or have some experience, basic knowledge and skills in IR. Among other things we go through the relevant regulations, the role of the supervisory authorities, how the capital market works, the disclosure obligation, and company and share valuation. You also get methods and tools to meet investors' expectations and reach your IR goals.
Format: On site
Language: Swedish
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About the course.
This two-day course aims to give you who are new to Investor Relations, or have some experience, basic knowledge and skills in IR. Among other things we go through the relevant regulations, the role of the supervisory authorities, how the capital market works, the disclosure obligation, and company and share valuation. You also get methods and tools to meet investors' expectations and reach your IR goals.
IR work is about creating a relationship of trust with investors and the best possible conditions for a fair valuation of the company. If you are going to work with IR, you need knowledge of the capital market, securities law, financing and communication, whether you are a communicator, a finance professional or a senior executive in the company. The course gives you basic knowledge and skills in Investor Relations.
What you will learn
What you learn.
The aim of the course is to give you insights and knowledge so that you can meet regulatory requirements, act as a trustworthy spokesperson for your company and understand the capital market's expectations and behaviour.
Curriculum
How the course is built.
The role of the IR function: how you can set goals and strategies for value-creating investor relations.
The central regulations of the securities market: Nasdaq Stockholm's rulebook for issuers (and the equivalent for trading platforms), the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR), the Swedish Companies Act (ABL), the Swedish Annual Accounts Act (ÅRL), the Securities Market Act
The disclosure obligation for listed companies
The accounting regulations, with a focus on International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and what you as an IR person need to know about it
Valuation models: the most common ways to value companies and shares
Financial reporting: interim reports, annual reports and other information channels
Sustainability reporting: the legal requirements, investors' expectations of companies' reporting, and the current state of regulatory development (for example Omnibus)
Corporate governance: basics and best practice for corporate governance reports
Target audience
Who is this for?
The course is aimed at you who are new to IR or have some experience as IR manager. It is also ideal for board members or senior executives who lack stock market experience and who will work in listed companies or companies on their way to the stock exchange.
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