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Brian Barnier, ValueBridge Advisors, Principal/Member
Brian serves as a co-chair of the International Corporate Governance Network’s Corporate Risk Oversight Committee and is the lead author of The Operational Risk Handbook (Harriman House, Great Britain). He is also a Board
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Made and missed opportunities in earnings calls present opportunities for improvement for even the most experienced CFOs. Too often, fumbles occur when an earnings call is other than typical (good or bad). This course helps CFOs avoid pitfalls and present themselves and their companies in the most positive light during earnings calls.
We cover:
- Understanding the audience and the legal context of investor-company communications.
- How to make an earnings call part of a thoughtful on-going conversation with investors, including investor day presentations.
- The anatomy of an earnings release--including text, conference call, and the analyst and trader perspectives.
- A view of a fundamental analyst toolkit, sharing screen shots from a popular analysis software package to briefly illustrate to CFOs how they look under the analyst microscope.
Notes:
- This course is not an overview of an investor relations program. Rather, it focuses on earnings release-related specific pitfalls and opportunities were a CFO can make a difference.
- A broader perspective is shared in the companion course “Seeing your company through investor eyes – CFO opportunities in strategic communications”
Learning Objectives
- Determine typical pitfalls in communicating earnings and recognize how to avoid them.
- Ennumerate approaches and tools used by analysts to evaluate your company.
- Ascertain new opportunities to improve your earnings communication approach.
4 Reviews (12 ratings)Reviews
Anonymous
(Independent Financial Consultant)
Excellent overview of all the things required to drive an effective earnings call and ongoing investor communications. I thought they raised a good point during the course - you must think like an investor and learn things about your company through your investors' eyes.
Jerome Kelliher
(Self Employed at Self Employed)
Would be intersting to hear it from a company's perspective. These people were analysts who may know that side and what they want to hear, but trying to hit that from a company's side is very difficult sometimes.
Cecelia Moore
(Chief Financial Officer at Vanderbilt University Medical Center)
Good overview but would have preferred more visual material.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Good content;
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Advanced
Prerequisite: Overview of investor relations
Advanced Preparation: None
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA 95113
Contact:
For more information regarding this course, including complaint and cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 ext. 106, or send an e-mail to .