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Enquire recorded live in front of an audience of IR professionals and listed company leaders. Clara Melia hosted the panel discussion, where they discussed how companies can attract capital in today’s changing equity market.
Meeting the Panel
The discussion brought together Natalie Bell from Liontrust Asset Management, Thomas Moore from Aberdeen, and Rae Maile from Panmure Liberum. Each offered their perspective on UK equity markets, from the shift away from quantitative easing to the current valuation opportunities emerging from sustained outflows.
The panel explored what's working in UK capital markets today, despite the well-documented challenges. They discussed where international investor interest is strongest, how market reforms are impacting transactions, and what gives them optimism for the future.
The conversation also touched on practical concerns for IR teams, such as how to manage investor expectations, the role of AI in investment analysis, and early signs of IPO market recovery.
Throughout the discussion, the panellists shared advice on how companies should communicate with investors, including Rae Maile's "three numbers" concept for simplifying complex results announcements and Thomas Moore's views on why in-person meetings still matter.
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By Clara MeliaEnquire recorded live in front of an audience of IR professionals and listed company leaders. Clara Melia hosted the panel discussion, where they discussed how companies can attract capital in today’s changing equity market.
Meeting the Panel
The discussion brought together Natalie Bell from Liontrust Asset Management, Thomas Moore from Aberdeen, and Rae Maile from Panmure Liberum. Each offered their perspective on UK equity markets, from the shift away from quantitative easing to the current valuation opportunities emerging from sustained outflows.
The panel explored what's working in UK capital markets today, despite the well-documented challenges. They discussed where international investor interest is strongest, how market reforms are impacting transactions, and what gives them optimism for the future.
The conversation also touched on practical concerns for IR teams, such as how to manage investor expectations, the role of AI in investment analysis, and early signs of IPO market recovery.
Throughout the discussion, the panellists shared advice on how companies should communicate with investors, including Rae Maile's "three numbers" concept for simplifying complex results announcements and Thomas Moore's views on why in-person meetings still matter.
In This Episode:
Quotes:
Resources: