Other Research Reports & Surveys

A Guide to ASX Issuer Fees: A Portfolio View

A Guide to ASX Issuer Fees: A Portfolio View
AIRA’s NEW comprehensive Guide to ASX Fees for Issuers: A Portfolio View is a valuable resource for issuers, listed entities and their advisers who engage with the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), shedding light on the various fee structures associated with ASX services. The Guide provides a better understanding of the ongoing cost of being listed of which ASX fees are one.
395.00

AIRA 2022 Post Reporting Research

AIRA 2022 Post Reporting Research
Following the February reporting season, AIRA undertook research on listed entity practices around the release of company results to the ASX and when they conduct their results calls and webcasts. This research, Observations and Tips for Avoiding the Reporting Season Log Jam, was conducted to assist listed entities in planning for future results releases.

The research includes insights, statistics, and recommendations to assist in streamlining future reporting seasons.
150.00

An Analysis of S&P/ASX 300 and NZX 50 Share Ownership

An Analysis of S&P/ASX 300 and NZX 50 Share Ownership
The purpose of this report is to examine how share ownership in S&P/ASX 300 and NZX 50 has evolved in recent years.

The report provides details of changes in the number of shareholders and the percentage of issued capital held in different shareholding bands for the period 2017 to 2020.
595.00

Survey Results: Early Impacts of MiFID II

AIRA Member Survey Results: Early Impacts of MiFID II on Investor Relations Activities and Sell-Side Research Coverage

The introduction of the MiFID II financial regulations across Europe early in January 2018 is having a broad impact, as widely anticipated, on the way listed entities in Australia and New Zealand engage with shareholders and the broader investment community. The regulation does not directly apply here or in parts of the world outside Europe. But it effectively restricts long-standing and effective engagement practices including roadshows, sell-side research and consensus earnings estimates in all financial markets because of the increasingly global nature of equity ownership. It is too early to determine the full magnitude of the changes at this early stage, but there are indications of significant changes occurring in the way investor relations is undertaken.
214.50